Question 2 a) Show that for air undergoing a steady flow compression process, the specific work of compression (J/kg) can be expressed in the form: CpT1 -1)/Y – 1). We Where T1 is the entry temperature of air, rp the compressor pressure ratio and 7c its isentropic efficiency. y is the ratio of specific heats for air. b) Explain the effect on compressor work input of changes in (i) isentropic efficiency no and (ii) inlet temperature T1.

Question 2 a) Show that for air undergoing a steady flow compression process, the specific work of compression (J/kg) can be expressed in the form: CpT1 -1)/Y – 1). We Where T1 is the entry temperature of air, rp the compressor pressure ratio and 7c its isentropic efficiency. y is the ratio of specific heats for air. b) Explain the effect on compressor work input of changes in (i) isentropic efficiency no and (ii) inlet temperature T1.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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