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Question 13.6: A marathon runner, treated as a cylinder with diameter 33 cm...

A marathon runner, treated as a cylinder with diameter 33 cm moving at 19 km h^{−1} relative to the surrounding air, has a net radiation load of 300 W m^{−2}. The air temperature and vapor pressure are 30 °C and 2.40 kPa, respectively. Assuming that the runner’s skin is covered with sweat that is a saturated salt solution for which the relative humidity of air in contact with the solution is 75%. Estimate the rate of latent heat loss. If all the salt could be washed off when the runner was sprayed with water, what would be the new rate of latent heat loss?

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