Question: Unless otherwise noted, use c p = 1 0 0 5 J k g - K , R = 2 8 7 J k g

Unless otherwise noted, use cp=1005Jkg-K,R=287Jkg-K, and =1.4.
[40 pts.] A single stage axial flow compressor is to be designed with mean radius conditions:
1=20,czU=0.55,cz1=cz2=150ms
p01=101325Pa,T01=288.15K
a) Calculate the blade speed, U.
b) Calculate the inlet absolute tangential velocity, c1.
c) Calculate the inlet absolute velocity, c1.
d) Calculate the inlet relative tangential velocity, w1.
e) Calculate the inlet relative velocity, w1.
f) Calculate the inlet relative flow angle, 1.
g) Calculate the outlet absolute tangential velocity, c2, if the design total pressure ratio p02p01=1.50 and the adiabatic stage efficiency st=0.90.
h) Calculate the outlet absolute velocity, c2.
i) Calculate the outlet relative tangential velocity, w2.
j) Calculate the outlet relative velocity, w2.
k) Calculate the outlet absolute flow angle, 2.
Calculate the outlet relative flow angle, 2.
m Sketch the velocity triangles for the inlet and outlet of the rotor. Name and show all angles and velocities. You may assume that axial velocity is constant.
(U,cz,c1,c1,w1,w1,c2,c2,w2,w2,1,1,2,2)
n) Calculate the outlet total temperature, T02 and outlet total pressure, P02.
o) Calculate the inlet and outlet static temperatures, T1,T2.
p) Calculate the inlet and outlet static pressures, p1,p2.
q) Calculate the inlet and outlet density, 1,2.
r) Calculate the work coefficient, h0U2.
s) Calculate the static pressure coefficient for the rotor using Cp=p2-p10.51w12. Note that p1 and p2 are static pressures. Is separation of the rotor likely?
t) Calculate the degree of reaction for the stage, R.
Unless otherwise noted, use c p = 1 0 0 5 J k g -

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