156 CHAPTER 7 ' 1946 Guide If this equation is combined with another equation expressing sensible heat transfer in terms of mass-velocity and temperature difference, the variables may be arranged in the following form (which is useful for the sqlution of dehumidification problems and for the determination of Aa from test data): Aa A N (h - tt) t\ -- (g = 0.243 G (<, ~ f,) log.

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