10.13 Assuming that the compression process takes place through infinitesimal stages, calculate the isentropic compressor efficiency under the following conditions. The compression takes place from an initial stage of 300 K and one atmosphere to a final stage of 500 K and four atmospheres. Compare this value with the small stage efficiency. Ans: n. =72.8%; Ns=77.5%

10.13 Assuming that the compression process takes place through infinitesimal stages, calculate the isentropic compressor efficiency under the following conditions. The compression takes place from an initial stage of 300 K and one atmosphere to a final stage of 500 K and four atmospheres. Compare this value with the small stage efficiency. Ans: n. =72.8%; Ns=77.5%

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