****in idiot

*PLONK*

"Nick Pine" wrote in message
...
Don Ocean wrote:

wrote:

bill wrote:

Where ELSE would we discuss this question? :-)

Alt.clothes, alt.clothing for starters.

I disagree. What do they know of I. S. Bowen's 1926 equation?

It's a matter of basic HVAC science and engineering. Chapter 28 of
the
ASHRAE Applications book is all about drying, drying times, and so
on.
The SCI.ENGR.heat-vent-ac group should eagerly welcome such basic
questions.

...There isn't a single mention of clothes or dryer in the 2000
version.
And as far as I can tell. Except for venting of a clothes dryer, there
is absolutely nothing on "drying, drying times, and so on" of clothes
in
ASHRAE books anywhere.

My 1991 Applications book has drying hygrometry and drying time calcs
on pages 28.1 and 28.2...

Care to explain that?

Chapter 28 applies to all kinds of drying, as we can see from some of
the references, eg

Bell, J. R., and P. Grosberg. 1962. The movement of vapor and moisture
during the falling rate period of drying of thick textile materials.
Journal of the Textile Institute, Transactions 53(5):T250; ABIPC 33: 72
and Nissan, AH. 1968. Drying of sheet materials. Textile Research
Journal
38:447.

Clothes drying references? Where are they?

See above, at the end of Chapter 28. Perhaps it's time to stop your
silly
gatekeeper games and answer the question, if you can. If not, your
silence
will suffice.

If Greg wants to remove 12 pounds of water from 12 pounds of clothes
with
400 ft^2 of surface (both sides) in minimal time in full sun in August
in
Key Largo, when it's 84 F and w = 0.0185, using a 16'x16' R1 greenhouse
with
90% solar transmission, how many cfm of outdoor air need flow through
the
greenhouse? With no ventilation, the water vapor never escapes. Too
much,
and the greenhouse adds nothing, compared to a clothesline.

Please compare the drying rate to an outdoor clothesline and include
the effects of condensation, if anticipated.

I have a better question: How many liberal assholes like you blowing
smoke can dry those same clothes in one-half hour? ;-p

***Please note that I delete all but the pertinent news group!***

I'm happy to repost this to display your good will and erudition.

Nick