For the given velocity triangle, if you know that at the inlet, alpha is -20, beta is 59, the relative velocity is 78 m/s, r= 20 cm, rotation speed is 180 rpm. At the exit, alpha is 30 and the absolute velocity is 35 m/s. Find the following: 1. the relative velocity at the exit in (m/s) 2. the work in (KJ/Kg) B1 U, V1 V, B2 U2

For the given velocity triangle, if you know that at the inlet, alpha is -20, beta is 59, the relative velocity is 78 m/s, r= 20 cm, rotation speed is 180 rpm. At the exit, alpha is 30 and the absolute velocity is 35 m/s. Find the following: 1. the relative velocity at the exit in (m/s) 2. the work in (KJ/Kg) B1 U, V1 V, B2 U2

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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