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    Numerical On Centrifugal Compressor

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    This document provides an overview of a course topic on compressors with subtopics including a numerical problem on a centrifugal compressor's slip factor. It presents details of the numerical problem involving a centrifugal compressor operating at 16,000 rpm with a 4:1 pressure ratio and 82% isentropic efficiency. The compressor intake conditions and geometric parameters like mean eye diameter and impeller tip diameter are provided to calculate the slip factor. The document was prepared by an assistant professor of thermal engineering as a resource for students.

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    Numerical On Centrifugal Compressor

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    This document provides an overview of a course topic on compressors with subtopics including a numerical problem on a centrifugal compressor's slip factor. It presents details of the numerical problem involving a centrifugal compressor operating at 16,000 rpm with a 4:1 pressure ratio and 82% isentropic efficiency. The compressor intake conditions and geometric parameters like mean eye diameter and impeller tip diameter are provided to calculate the slip factor. The document was prepared by an assistant professor of thermal engineering as a resource for students.

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    This document provides an overview of a course topic on compressors with subtopics including a numerical problem on a centrifugal compressor's slip factor. It presents details of the numerical problem involving a centrifugal compressor operating at 16,000 rpm with a 4:1 pressure ratio and 82% isentropic efficiency. The compressor intake conditions and geometric parameters like mean eye diameter and impeller tip diameter are provided to calculate the slip factor. The document was prepared by an assistant professor of thermal engineering as a resource for students.

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    Numerical On Centrifugal Compressor

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    Deepu Choudhary
    This document provides an overview of a course topic on compressors with subtopics including a numerical problem on a centrifugal compressor's slip factor. It presents details of the numerical problem involving a centrifugal compressor operating at 16,000 rpm with a 4:1 pressure ratio and 82% isentropic efficiency. The compressor intake conditions and geometric parameters like mean eye diameter and impeller tip diameter are provided to calculate the slip factor. The document was prepared by an assistant professor of thermal engineering as a resource for students.

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    Course: Applied Thermal Engineering(MEC239)

    Major Topic: Compressors


    Sub Topics:
    Numerical on Centrifugal compressor

    Prepared By: Sudhanshu Dogra


    Assistant Professor/COD(Thermal Engineering)
    UID: 16900
    School of Mechanical Engineering
    Lovely Professional University
    Slip factor
    Numerical 1

    A centrifugal compressor has a pressure ratio of 4:1 with an isentropic efficiency of 82% when running at 16,000 rpm.
    It takes in air at 17°C. Guide vanes at inlet give the air a pre whirl of 20° to the axial direction at all radii and the
    mean diameter of the eye is 200 mm, the absolute air velocity at inlet is 120 m/s. At exit, the blades are radially
    inclined and the impeller tip diameter is 550 mm. Calculate the slip factor of the compressor.
    Solution
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    Numerical 2
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    THANKS

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