Calculation of Loading Coefficient in an Axial Compressor, Exercises of Fluid Dynamics

The solution to calculate the loading coefficient in an axial compressor using the given flow coefficient, air inlet angle, and air outlet angle. The formula for loading coefficient and the step-by-step calculation.

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Given data:
In the axial compressor the flow coefficient is, ϕ = 0.526.
The air angle at the inlet α1 = 20°
and outlet angle of the absolute system is α2 = 30°
Solution:
Loading coefficient is the function of flow coefficient and air inlet and outlet angles.
loading coefficient, ψ = ϕ(tan α2-tan α1)
ψ = 0.522(tan 30°-tan20°)
ψ = 0.111

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Given data: In the axial compressor the flow coefficient is, ϕ = 0.526. The air angle at the inlet α 1 = 20° and outlet angle of the absolute system is α 2 = 30° Solution: Loading coefficient is the function of flow coefficient and air inlet and outlet angles. loading coefficient, ψ = ϕ(tan α 2 -tan α 1 ) ψ = 0.522(tan 30°-tan20°) ψ = 0.