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Which is true when a radial compressor and an axial compressor with equal air flow and revolution are compared?
I don't understand the question. It would appear that you wish to compare a centrifugal compressor and an axial flow compressor operating at the same speed and delivering equal flow rates. What is the process fluid? What is the question? Is the "equal air flow" the mass flow rate? At what pressure differential would you like to consider these machines? What is it that you wish to compare? Is it weight, frontal area, mechanical efficiency, overall diameter, length, delivery temperature, input power or what?
What is Surge in centrifugal compressor?
Surge is a flow instability that results in a global collapse of flow through the compressor. Compressors do not continue to operate or flow once surge has occurred. Surge should be avoided. Surge is not the rough operation, vibration, pulsation, or noise that develops at low flow conditions. Surging is a momentary reversal of flow.When the pressure in the centrifugal comp. increases,the mass flow rate decreases.There is a limit up to which the pressure can be increased,then after the flow becomes instable and momentary reversal of flow take place,vibrations are produced and mechanical damage occurs.
A decrease in suction pressure will have what effect on a reciprocating compressor?
A decrease in suction pressure in a reciprocating compressor generally leads to a reduction in the compressor's volumetric efficiency. This is because lower suction pressure means a lower density of the incoming gas, resulting in less mass flow into the cylinder per cycle. Additionally, it can lead to increased discharge temperatures and potentially higher energy consumption, as the compressor has to work harder to maintain the desired output. In extreme cases, it could also cause the compressor to operate less efficiently or even stall.
What is performance ratio of desalination plant?
the ratio of the distillate mass flow rate to the mass flow rate of the steam used
What is the concept of a multi spool drive in a gas turbine engine?
The area available for flow along the length of the Compressors are chosen so that it decreases along the length of the compressor, due to increase in density as air gets compressed across the stages. The cross sectional area distribution across the length of the compressor is chosen for design conditions. At lower rotational speeds of the compressor, the density increase is limited as the pressure rise is very less and flow accelerates in a converging duct resulting in higher velocities in the exit. This problem is severe resulting in high machine vibration and possible component failure for a compressor designed to produce pressure ratio of over 8:1 in a single shaft. Starting the compressor (and hence the engine) becomes a problem then. To overcome this, two shaft arrangement is used so that high pressure compressor rotates at higher speeds, thereby splitting the pressure rise between the spools to alleviate this issue. High pressure compressor and Low pressure compressor are aerodynamically coupled instead of mechanical coupling. Hence HPC drives the LPC by demanding mass flow or spilling it in to bypass. Posted by Kishore C on 16th May 2013
What is relation between mass flow rate and discharge pressure in reciprocating compressor?
The mass flow rate and discharge pressure in a reciprocating compressor are directly related. As the discharge pressure increases, it can result in a higher mass flow rate through the compressor. This relationship is important for determining the performance and efficiency of the compressor in various operating conditions.
What is choking in compressor?
The State of compressor, when the mass flow rate can not be increased any further, is known as choking.
Which is true when a radial compressor and an axial compressor with equal air flow and revolution are compared?
I don't understand the question. It would appear that you wish to compare a centrifugal compressor and an axial flow compressor operating at the same speed and delivering equal flow rates. What is the process fluid? What is the question? Is the "equal air flow" the mass flow rate? At what pressure differential would you like to consider these machines? What is it that you wish to compare? Is it weight, frontal area, mechanical efficiency, overall diameter, length, delivery temperature, input power or what?
How can you calculate the density of a screw?
density = mass/volume Determine the volume of the screw by using the water displacement method (see related link below). Determine the mass of the screw on a balance or scale. Divide the mass by the volume, and that will be the density.
How do you change mass air flow sensor on 2005 Chrysler pacifica?
It doesn't have a mass air flow sensor.It doesn't have a mass air flow sensor.
Where is the mass air flow sensor located on a 2002 jeep liberty?
It does not use a mass air flow sensor.It does not use a mass air flow sensor.
What is the difference between a mass air flow sensor and mass air flow meter?
the mass air flow sensor detects the flowing of mass air into the engine while the mass air flow meter detects the amount of mass air flowing into the ingine.
Where is the mass air flow sensor on a 2007 jeep compass?
It doesn't use a mass air flow sensor.It doesn't use a mass air flow sensor.
Where is maf sensor located on a 1999 Durango?
It does not have a mass air flow sensor.It does not have a mass air flow sensor.
What is Surge in centrifugal compressor?
Surge is a flow instability that results in a global collapse of flow through the compressor. Compressors do not continue to operate or flow once surge has occurred. Surge should be avoided. Surge is not the rough operation, vibration, pulsation, or noise that develops at low flow conditions. Surging is a momentary reversal of flow.When the pressure in the centrifugal comp. increases,the mass flow rate decreases.There is a limit up to which the pressure can be increased,then after the flow becomes instable and momentary reversal of flow take place,vibrations are produced and mechanical damage occurs.
Can you adjust the mass air flow?
no. there are no adjustments on any mass air flow sensor
A decrease in suction pressure will have what effect on a reciprocating compressor?
A decrease in suction pressure in a reciprocating compressor generally leads to a reduction in the compressor's volumetric efficiency. This is because lower suction pressure means a lower density of the incoming gas, resulting in less mass flow into the cylinder per cycle. Additionally, it can lead to increased discharge temperatures and potentially higher energy consumption, as the compressor has to work harder to maintain the desired output. In extreme cases, it could also cause the compressor to operate less efficiently or even stall.
