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I am looking to cool my air supply before applying it to an application in a temperature chamber. The chamber will be at cold the air supply from outside the chamber will be ambient temperature. I want my supply air to be cooled to match the chamber before it enters my application, so pressure is constant. I was thinking simply routing the air through coiled copper would do the trick in the chamber but I was hoping to have some assurance via equations( length and size of tube needed to ensure all heat has been removed) I am thinking this should be simple but I keep finding stuff in books over complicating the process(I think)
Please Help.
Please Help.