A centrifugal air compressor compresses air at 3, the rate of 0.7 m°/s from 85 kPa to 650 kPa. The initial specific volume is 0.35 m/kg and final specific volume is 0.1 m°/kg. If the suction line diameter is 10 cms and the discharge line diameter 6.25 cm. Determine : (i) the change in flow of work; (ii) the mass rate of flow; (iii) velocity change. 3

A centrifugal air compressor compresses air at 3, the rate of 0.7 m°/s from 85 kPa to 650 kPa. The initial specific volume is 0.35 m/kg and final specific volume is 0.1 m°/kg. If the suction line diameter is 10 cms and the discharge line diameter 6.25 cm. Determine : (i) the change in flow of work; (ii) the mass rate of flow; (iii) velocity change. 3

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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