8.7 (a) Draw a sketch of an axial flow compressor cascade. Show the stagger angle, incidence (positive and negative) and deviation angles. Prove that: ε = 0 + i − & - (b) How are the nominal values of deviation and deflection for a compressor cascade obtained?

8.7 (a) Draw a sketch of an axial flow compressor cascade. Show the stagger angle, incidence (positive and negative) and deviation angles. Prove that: ε = 0 + i − & - (b) How are the nominal values of deviation and deflection for a compressor cascade obtained?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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