Developing an Experiment with Virtual Connectivity

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In this proposal, I aim to develop an evaporative cooler for teaching psychometrics, namely the thermodynamics of atmospheric air. Evaporative coolers are widely used for air conditioning in dry and hot climates. While this setup will reside at WPI, one distinctive feature is that the setup will be virtually accessible to remote students to collect data and control the setup.



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