I think while substituting to the work done to the air one shouldn't substitute the temperature T'but the isetropic temperature rise because T' it includes temperature added due to losses
@@sunilmohodmh31 ok sir.. And one more doubt regarding centrifugal compressor is that if it is delivering 600cubicmetre per minute free air. And mentioned air is compressed from 1bar , 20degree Celsius. Then static temp. will be 15degree and stagnation 20degree because mentioned free air.
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I think while substituting to the work done to the air one shouldn't substitute the temperature T'but the isetropic temperature rise because T' it includes temperature added due to losses
We are finding actual direction of air, so using actual temperature at exit is more important than isentropic temperature at exit.
Since no stagnation data given then why taking stagnation properties...can we use static temp. and pressure instead of stagnation
If nothing is mentioned then treat as stagnation condition
@@sunilmohodmh31 ok sir..
And one more doubt regarding centrifugal compressor is that if it is delivering 600cubicmetre per minute free air. And mentioned air is compressed from 1bar , 20degree Celsius. Then static temp. will be 15degree and stagnation 20degree because mentioned free air.
Where is the direction of air entry?
Also power will be 190.8 Watt not KW, if units are calculated properly. Correct me if am wrong
U r right cp = 1005 j/kgK
Sir total work done unit is taken as kJ/kg or KJ/s ?
why u not take the vlaue of mass for forming the equ. 1st
for specific work, we do not require mass
I think its because the mass cancels out at both sides