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Multi-stage compression cuts work, improves volumetric efficiency, and smooths torque.
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Axial flow moves parallel to the compressor shaft through successive stages.
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Staging with intercooling limits temperature and work at high overall pressure ratios.
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Higher compression ratio leaves more clearance air, reducing volumetric efficiency.
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A reaction of one-half balances rotor and stator enthalpy rises in axial compressors.
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Perpendicular radial discharge from the impeller identifies a centrifugal compressor clearly.
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Isothermal compression needs least work because temperature stays constant during compression.
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Radial blades produce the greatest pressure rise for the given dimensions and speed.
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Centrifugal flow enters axially and leaves radially, perpendicular to the axis.
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Air power represents indicated power developed inside the compressor cylinder.
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Overall isothermal efficiency compares isothermal power with shaft driving power.
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Outlet angles above ninety degrees identify forward-curved centrifugal blades clearly.
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