A compressor is operating at compression ratio R c of 3.0 (the pressure of gas at the outlet is three times greater than the pressure of the gas at the inlet). The power requirements of the compressor H p can be determined from the equation below. Assuming that the power requirements of the compressor are exactly equal to z R T 1 / MW , find the polytropic efficiency n of the compressor. The parameter z is compressibility of the gas under operating conditions of the compressor, R is the gas constant, T 1 is the temperature of the gas at the compressor inlet, and MW is the molecular weight of the gas. HP = z R T 1 MW n n − 1 ( R c ( n − 1 ) / n − 1 )
A compressor is operating at compression ratio R c of 3.0 (the pressure of gas at the outlet is three times greater than the pressure of the gas at the inlet). The power requirements of the compressor H p can be determined from the equation below. Assuming that the power requirements of the compressor are exactly equal to z R T 1 / MW , find the polytropic efficiency n of the compressor. The parameter z is compressibility of the gas under operating conditions of the compressor, R is the gas constant, T 1 is the temperature of the gas at the compressor inlet, and MW is the molecular weight of the gas. HP = z R T 1 MW n n − 1 ( R c ( n − 1 ) / n − 1 )
A compressor is operating at compression ratio
R
c
of 3.0 (the pressure of gas at the outlet is three times greater than the pressure of the gas at the inlet). The power requirements of the compressor
H
p
can be determined from the equation below. Assuming that the power requirements of the compressor are exactly equal to
z
R
T
1
/
MW
, find the polytropic efficiency n of the compressor. The parameter z is compressibility of the gas under operating conditions of the compressor, R is the gas constant,
T
1
is the temperature of the gas at the compressor inlet, and MW is the molecular weight of the gas.
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