Abstract
The problem of wet compression in an axial-flow compressor was studied considering heat and mass transfer. The basic relation between the rate of compression, size of water particles, and over-all pressure ratio was obtained. The design criterion of an axial-flow compressor for wet compression was outlined. The possibility of introducing wet compression in a supersonic compressor was investigated as a two-phase Riemann shock problem.
Issue Section:
Research Papers
Topics:
Axial flow,
Compression,
Compressors,
Design,
Heat,
Mass transfer,
Particulate matter,
Pressure,
Shock (Mechanics),
Water
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