3.11) The conditions of air at the entry of an axial compressor stage are: P1 = 768 mm Hg & T, = 314 K. The air angles are B1 = 51°, B2 = 9°, a1 = az = 7°. The mean diameter 50 cm. The peripheral speed 100 m/s. Mass-flow rate 25 kg/s work done factor 0.95 mechanical efficiency 92 % stage efficiency 88 % (a) Air angle at the stator entry, [a2 = 50.18°] %3D (b) Blade height at entry and the hub-tip diameter ratio, [h, = 19 cm; dn/dt = 0.449] %3D (c) Stage loading coefficient. [V = 0.754] %3D

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3.11) The conditions of air at the entry of an axial compressor stage are:
Рi %3D 768 тт Hg & Ti
= 314 K.
The air angles are B1 = 51°, B2 = 9°, a1 = az = 7°.
The mean diameter
50 ст.
The peripheral speed
100 m/s.
Mass-flow rate
25 kg/s
work done factor
0.95
mechanical efficiency
92 %
stage efficiency
88 %
(a) Air angle at the stator entry,
[a2
50.18°]
(b) Blade height at entry and the hub-tip diameter ratio,
[h,
= 19 cm ; dn/d = 0.449]
(c) Stage loading coefficient.
[V = 0.754]
(d) Stage pressure ratio.
[Po3/Po1
1.075]
(e) The power required to drive the stage.
[Power
= 204.75 kW]
Transcribed Image Text:3.11) The conditions of air at the entry of an axial compressor stage are: Рi %3D 768 тт Hg & Ti = 314 K. The air angles are B1 = 51°, B2 = 9°, a1 = az = 7°. The mean diameter 50 ст. The peripheral speed 100 m/s. Mass-flow rate 25 kg/s work done factor 0.95 mechanical efficiency 92 % stage efficiency 88 % (a) Air angle at the stator entry, [a2 50.18°] (b) Blade height at entry and the hub-tip diameter ratio, [h, = 19 cm ; dn/d = 0.449] (c) Stage loading coefficient. [V = 0.754] (d) Stage pressure ratio. [Po3/Po1 1.075] (e) The power required to drive the stage. [Power = 204.75 kW]
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