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    Axial Flow Compressor

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    The document contains information about four different axial flow compressors: 1) It gives specifications for a single stage to calculate efficiency and diameter, including a pressure ratio of 1.22, inlet temperature of 288K, and temperature rise of 21K. 2) It provides the tip diameter, hub diameter, inlet and outlet flow angles, rotor speed, and air density for a stage to calculate axial velocity, mass flow rate, power, and hub flow angles/reaction. 3) It lists inlet temperature, outlet blade angle, flow coefficient, inlet Mach number, and degree of reaction to find the temperature rise. 4) It provides inlet stagnation temperature and pressure, axial velocity, inlet/outlet

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    The document contains information about four different axial flow compressors: 1) It gives specifications for a single stage to calculate efficiency and diameter, including a pressure ratio of 1.22, inlet temperature of 288K, and temperature rise of 21K. 2) It provides the tip diameter, hub diameter, inlet and outlet flow angles, rotor speed, and air density for a stage to calculate axial velocity, mass flow rate, power, and hub flow angles/reaction. 3) It lists inlet temperature, outlet blade angle, flow coefficient, inlet Mach number, and degree of reaction to find the temperature rise. 4) It provides inlet stagnation temperature and pressure, axial velocity, inlet/outlet

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    The document contains information about four different axial flow compressors: 1) It gives specifications for a single stage to calculate efficiency and diameter, including a pressure ratio of 1.22, inlet temperature of 288K, and temperature rise of 21K. 2) It provides the tip diameter, hub diameter, inlet and outlet flow angles, rotor speed, and air density for a stage to calculate axial velocity, mass flow rate, power, and hub flow angles/reaction. 3) It lists inlet temperature, outlet blade angle, flow coefficient, inlet Mach number, and degree of reaction to find the temperature rise. 4) It provides inlet stagnation temperature and pressure, axial velocity, inlet/outlet

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    Axial Flow Compressor

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    Ronny
    The document contains information about four different axial flow compressors: 1) It gives specifications for a single stage to calculate efficiency and diameter, including a pressure ratio of 1.22, inlet temperature of 288K, and temperature rise of 21K. 2) It provides the tip diameter, hub diameter, inlet and outlet flow angles, rotor speed, and air density for a stage to calculate axial velocity, mass flow rate, power, and hub flow angles/reaction. 3) It lists inlet temperature, outlet blade angle, flow coefficient, inlet Mach number, and degree of reaction to find the temperature rise. 4) It provides inlet stagnation temperature and pressure, axial velocity, inlet/outlet

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    Axial Flow Compressor

    [1] In one stage of an axial flow compressor, the


    pressure ratio is to be 1.22 and the air inlet stagnation
    temperature is 288K. If the stagnation temperature
    rise of the stages is 21K, the rotor tip speed is 200 m/s,
    and the rotor rotates at 4500 rpm, calculate the stage
    efficiency and diameter of the rotor.

    Given:
    Pressure ratio = 1.22,
    Inlet stagnation temperature = 288K
    Stagnation temperature rise of the stages = 21K
    Rotor tip speed = 200 m/s
    Rotor rotates = 4500 rpm
    [2] An axial flow compressor has a tip diameter of
    0.95m and a hub diameter of 0.85 m of the rotor
    blade. The absolute velocity of air makes an angle of
    28 ̊ (degree) measured from the axial direction and
    relative velocity angle is 56 ̊ (degree). The absolute
    velocity outlet angle is 56 ̊ (degree) and the relative
    velocity outlet angle is 28 ̊ (degree). The rotor rotates
    at 5000 rpm and the density of air is 1.2 kg/m3.
    Determine:
    1. The axial velocity at the tip.
    2. The mass flow rate.
    3. The power required.
    4. The flow angles at the hub.
    5. The degree of reaction at the hub.
    [3] An axial flow compressor stage has the following data:

    Air inlet stagnation temperature: 295K

    Blade angle at outlet measured from the axial direction: 32 deg

    Flow coefficient: 0:56

    Relative inlet Mach number: 0:78

    Degree of reaction: 0:5

    Find the stagnation temperature rise in the first stage of the


    compressor.
    [4]
    [5] In an axial flow compressor, air enters at a
    stagnation temperature of 290K and 1 bar. The axial
    velocity of air is 180 m/s (constant throughout the
    stage), the absolute velocity at the inlet is 185 m/s,
    the work done factor is 0.86, and the degree of
    reaction is 50%. If the stage efficiency is 0.86,
    calculate the air angles at the rotor inlet and outlet
    and the static temperature at the inlet of the first
    stage and stage pressure ratio. Assume a rotor speed
    of 200 m/s.

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