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What is Dry Bulb Temperature and Wet Bulb temperature?
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Answer Posted / prakash suhane
Dry bulb temperature is temperature of air in dry
thermameter where as wet bulb temperature is temperature of
air measured in wet condition (thermameter is wrapped with
wetted piece of cotton)
Dry bulb and wet bulb temperature is used to get
psychrometric values(like Relative humidity, Grains of
moisture, Enthalpy of air, Humidity ration etc)of sample of
air via psychrometric chart.
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