For the compressor with the below details, determine the stroke, bore, and the power required for the motor drive the compressor at speed 1000 rev/min, considering the mechanical efficiency of the compressor is 85% and the motor transmission is 90% . L (Stroke) Inlet air Delivery air V = 25 m³/min P2=25 bar, P1=1.013 bar d(bore) T1 =288 K T2 =450 K Vc Vc Take L/d = 1.5 and Vc = 0.05V, PISTON

For the compressor with the below details, determine the stroke, bore, and the power required for the motor drive the compressor at speed 1000 rev/min, considering the mechanical efficiency of the compressor is 85% and the motor transmission is 90% . L (Stroke) Inlet air Delivery air V = 25 m³/min P2=25 bar, P1=1.013 bar d(bore) T1 =288 K T2 =450 K Vc Vc Take L/d = 1.5 and Vc = 0.05V, PISTON

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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