File:Psychometric chart example of Salt Lake City.png
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English: Psychrometric chart example of Salt Lake City from Autodesk Ecotect. The blue cells represent distribution of typical annual climate. Acceptable climate conditions for direct and indirect evaporative cooling are outlined in green and purple, respectively. |
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| Source | Autodesk Weather Tool software |
| Author | Soazig Kaam |
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| current | 09:15, 3 December 2014 | | 3,379 × 2,023 (849 KB) | Soazigk (talk | contribs) | {{Information |Description ={{en|1=The graph illustrates the potential of direct and indirect evaporative cooling strategies can expand the comfort range in summer time in Salt Lake City. }} |Source =Autodesk Weather Tool software |Author... |
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