The Relative Humidity logic block calculates the Relative Humidity of air given dry bulb temperature and either the dew point or wet bulb temperature. The following table describes the inputs and outputs of the Relative Humidity logic block.
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Name |
Data Type |
Exposed for Connection by Default |
Description |
Default Value |
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Inputs |
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Dew Point Temperature |
Float |
No |
Indicates the dew point temperature of air, which is the temperature at which moisture condenses out of the air. If the Setup property is DP, this input represents the air dew point temperature that is used to calculate Enthalpy. If the Setup property is WB, this input is ignored. |
14 °C, 57 °F |
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Dry Bulb Temperature |
Float |
Yes |
Indicates the temperature of air as measured with a simple thermometer. |
25 °C, 77 °F |
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Elevation |
Float |
No |
Indicates the distance above or below sea level. Below sea level is represented with a negative value. |
0 ft, 0 m |
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Wet Bulb Temperature |
Float |
No |
Indicates the wet bulb temperature. If the Setup property is WB, this input represents the air wet bulb temperature that is used to calculate Relative Humidity. If the Setup property is DP, this input is ignored. |
18 °C, 64.4 °F |
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Outputs |
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Relative Humidity 1 |
Float |
Yes |
Indicates the relative humidity of air. |
50% Range: 0-100% |
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Properties |
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Setup |
Enum |
N/A |
Indicates if the wet bulb or dew point temperature is used as the second independent variable to calculate Relative Humidity. |
WB |
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Unit Set |
Enum |
N/A |
Indicates the units of measurement used by the block. |
SI, IP |