The Axial Flow Compressor
An axial flow compressor (fig. 3-7 and fig. 3-8) consists of one or more rotor assemblies that carry blades of…
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Impeller 11. The impeller consists of a forged, disc with integral, radially disposed vanes on one or both sides (fig.…
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