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Chapter Two - Dimension Analysis

This chapter discusses dimension analysis as it relates to turbo-machinery. It introduces concepts such as the Buckingham Pi Theorem, which is used to reduce the number of parameters needed to describe problems involving fluid mechanics. Dimensionless parameters that are important in turbo-machinery are also introduced, such as flow coefficient and specific speed. Examples are provided to demonstrate how to apply dimension analysis, including determining the relationship between pressure rise and other variables in a pump.

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Chapter Two - Dimension Analysis

This chapter discusses dimension analysis as it relates to turbo-machinery. It introduces concepts such as the Buckingham Pi Theorem, which is used to reduce the number of parameters needed to describe problems involving fluid mechanics. Dimensionless parameters that are important in turbo-machinery are also introduced, such as flow coefficient and specific speed. Examples are provided to demonstrate how to apply dimension analysis, including determining the relationship between pressure rise and other variables in a pump.

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m3 /s develops a head of 153 mm measured on a water filled U-tube
manometer. It is required to build a large, geometrically similar fan
which will deliver the saturate head at the same efficiency as the existing
fan, but at speed of 1440 rpm. Calculate the volume flow rate of the large
fan.

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2- An axial flow fan 1.83m diameter is designed to run at a speecl of 1400
rpm rvith an average air velocity of 12.2 m/s. A quarter scale models
have
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speed of the
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model so
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of Reynolds number change may be negrected. A sufficientry rarge
pressure vessel becomes available in which the complete
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pressure. Given that the fan efficiency is 69%, calculate the air quantify
delivered, the fan total pressure and the fan power when the air
temperature is increase to 60'C and the barometric pressure falls to
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In a test on a centrifugal fan it was found that the discharge was
2.74m3/s and the total pressure 63.5 mm water columns. The shaft
power was 1.7 Kw. If geometrically similar fan having dimension 25%
smaller but having twice the rotational speed was. used. Calculate the
output, pressure generated and shaft power required. The air conclition is
the same in both cases.
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(101.3 Kpa and 15"c.). In order to economize on the power required it is
being tested with a throttle in the entry duct to recluce the entry pressure.
The characteristic curve for its normal design speed of 4000 rpm is being
obtained on a day when the ambient temperature is 20"c. At what speecl
should the compressor be run? At the point on the characteristic mine at
which the mass florv would normally be 58 kg/s the entry pressure is 55
kpa. calculate: The actual rate of mass flow during test. Describe the

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of 1.05 bar and a mass flow rate of 0.3 kg/s. If the inlet area of the
compressor is 0.01m2, find the mass flow rate when the compressor
runs
at 18000 rpm. Estimate also the inlet Mach number and deveroped
pressure. (Atmospheric conditions 1.02 bar and 300K).

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degree) at speed of 10000 rpm. If atmospheric temperature change from -
20 to 40'C. Estimate the necessary change in speed, mass flow rate and
power so that complete dynamic similarity prevails.

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A water turbine is to be designed to produce 27 MW when running at
93.7 rpm under head of 16.5 m. A model turbine with an output of 37.5
kw is to be tested under dynamic similar conditions with a head of 4.9 m.
calculate the model speed and scale ratio. Assuming a model efficiency of
88%0, estimate the volume flow rate through the model. It is estimated that
the lbrce on the thrust bearing of the full-size machine will be ioroe MN.
For what thrust must the model bearing be design?

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