Physics::Psychrometry

Physics::Psychrometry is an outstanding Perl module that enables users to compute a plethora of Psychrometric values for moist air. The module comes with a variety of useful features that make it easy for users to calculate different values accurately and efficiently.

Using this module is a breeze, and it begins with importing the module into your code. Once imported, a user can define some standard psychrometric values like dry bulb temperature ($db), relative humidity ($rh), and pressure ($p). With this information, the module provides the flexibility to compute a wide range of values in quick succession.

For instance, using functions like dbrh2e(), e2dp(), and dbdp2wb(), you can calculate values like partial pressure, wet bulb temperature, and specific humidity. Additionally, functions like dbw2h(), t2es(), and dbw2v() can be used to compute values like enthalpy, saturation vapor pressure, and specific volume.

Moreover, the module provides functions like es2ws(), rhws2ds(), wv2da(), w2q(), and wv2X() that can be used to compute other critical psychrometric values. Ultimately, the Physics::Psychrometry module is an excellent tool that comes in handy for anyone looking to calculate different Psychrometric values quickly and accurately.