Performance evaluation of reduced-chord rotor blading as applied to J73 two-stage turbine V : effect of inlet pressure on over-all performance at design speed and inlet temperature of 700 R
Harold J Schum
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Harold J Schum
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Report presenting an investigation of a reduced-chord multistage turbine at design speed and various turbine-inlet pressures from 12 to 40 inches of mercury absolute. At each inlet pressure, the turbine was operated over a range of overall turbine total-pressure ratios; turbine-inlet temperature was maintained at 700 degrees R. The results indicated that no appreciable effect on turbine overall performance was observed over the range of turbine-inlet total pressures investigated.
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Report presenting an investigation of a reduced-chord multistage turbine at design speed and various turbine-inlet pressures from 12 to 40 inches of mercury absolute. At each inlet pressure, the turbine was operated over a range of overall turbine total-pressure ratios; turbine-inlet temperature was maintained at 700 degrees R. The results indicated that no appreciable effect on turbine overall performance was observed over the range of turbine-inlet total pressures investigated.
Key concepts: Inlet, Turbine, Chord (peer-to-peer), Rotor (electric), Stage (stratigraphy), Environmental science, Mechanics, Mechanical engineering