Mechanical Engineering - Compressors, Gas Dynamics and Gas Turbines - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Compressors, Gas Dynamics and Gas Turbines - Section 1 (Q.No. 1)
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In a four stage compressor, if the pressure at the first and third stage are 1 bar and 16 bar, then the delivery pressure at the fourth stage will be
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Emeka Milvan said:
4 months ago
To determine the delivery pressure at the fourth stage, let's assume the compression ratio is the same for each stage. This is a common approach in multi-stage compression.
Given:
- Stage 1 pressure (P1) = 1 bar.
- Stage 3 pressure (P3) = 16 bar.
Let's find the compression ratio per stage (R). If P1 is the suction pressure of the first stage and P2 is the discharge pressure of the first stage (which becomes the suction pressure for the second stage), and so on:
P2 = P1 * R.
P3 = P2 * R = P1 * R^2,
16 = 1 * R^2.
R^2 = 16.
R = 4.
Now, let's find P4 (discharge pressure of the fourth stage):
P4 = P3 * R = 16 * 4 = 64 bar.
So, the delivery pressure at the fourth stage would be 64 bar.
Given:
- Stage 1 pressure (P1) = 1 bar.
- Stage 3 pressure (P3) = 16 bar.
Let's find the compression ratio per stage (R). If P1 is the suction pressure of the first stage and P2 is the discharge pressure of the first stage (which becomes the suction pressure for the second stage), and so on:
P2 = P1 * R.
P3 = P2 * R = P1 * R^2,
16 = 1 * R^2.
R^2 = 16.
R = 4.
Now, let's find P4 (discharge pressure of the fourth stage):
P4 = P3 * R = 16 * 4 = 64 bar.
So, the delivery pressure at the fourth stage would be 64 bar.
Suresh said:
6 years ago
The first two values given are delivery pressures at 1st and 3rd stage compressors, we have to find delivery pressure at 4th compressor.
We have p3/p2 = p4/p3 = p5/p4.
p2 = 1, p4 = 16, p5 = ?
=> p3 = (1*16)^(1%2),=> p3 = 4.
Similarly p4 = (p3*p5)^(1%2) => p5 = 64.
We have p3/p2 = p4/p3 = p5/p4.
p2 = 1, p4 = 16, p5 = ?
=> p3 = (1*16)^(1%2),=> p3 = 4.
Similarly p4 = (p3*p5)^(1%2) => p5 = 64.
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Joseph Okidim said:
4 months ago
Let r be the pressure ratio.
P2 =P1 x r.
P3 = P1 x r^2 (P3 and P1 are given, we can find r).
r^2 = P3/P1 = 16/1 = 16,
r = 4.
Delivery pressure at fourth stage P4 = P1 x r^3
= 1 x 4^3 = 64.
P2 =P1 x r.
P3 = P1 x r^2 (P3 and P1 are given, we can find r).
r^2 = P3/P1 = 16/1 = 16,
r = 4.
Delivery pressure at fourth stage P4 = P1 x r^3
= 1 x 4^3 = 64.
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Deepak kumar said:
1 decade ago
When we know that for multistage compressor p2/p1 = p3/p2 = p4/p3.
Since p3 = 16, p1 = 1 so p2/p1 = p3/p2 then p2 = 4 also p3/p2 = p4/p3.
16/4 = p4/16.
p4 = 64.
Since p3 = 16, p1 = 1 so p2/p1 = p3/p2 then p2 = 4 also p3/p2 = p4/p3.
16/4 = p4/16.
p4 = 64.
Kanhai said:
1 decade ago
We know in multistage compressor:
P2/P1 = P3/P2 = P4/P3.
Since,
P3 = 16.
P1 = 1.
So from,
P2/P1 = P3/p2.
Hence,
P2 = 4.
Now P3/P2 = P4/P3.
P4 = 64.
P2/P1 = P3/P2 = P4/P3.
Since,
P3 = 16.
P1 = 1.
So from,
P2/P1 = P3/p2.
Hence,
P2 = 4.
Now P3/P2 = P4/P3.
P4 = 64.
Nanu dayma said:
1 decade ago
Four stage compressor 3rd stage me intercooler hota so its temperature and pressure is constant 4 stage compressed so increased delivery pressure.
Hardik patel said:
1 decade ago
In multistage compressor the pressure in each stage follows geometric progression:
For 2nd stage: SQRT (1*16) = 4.
For fourth stage: 4*4*4 = 64.
For 2nd stage: SQRT (1*16) = 4.
For fourth stage: 4*4*4 = 64.
Aneesh Paum said:
4 years ago
@All.
The pressure mentioned in the question are the Delivery pressure. If we assume P2 as 1 bar and P4 as 16 bar, then only P5 comes as 64 bar.
The pressure mentioned in the question are the Delivery pressure. If we assume P2 as 1 bar and P4 as 16 bar, then only P5 comes as 64 bar.
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Rajeev raj singh said:
10 years ago
Since pressure ratio is constant for a compressor. So firstly found pressure ratio. And then make dual like p2/p1=p3/p2=p4/p3 and solve this.
Brajesh lakhera said:
4 years ago
The delivery pressure at the fourth stage means p5.
So p1 is 1.
P2 is 4.
P3 is 16.
P4 is 64.
P5 is 256.
So option D. 256 should be correct.
So p1 is 1.
P2 is 4.
P3 is 16.
P4 is 64.
P5 is 256.
So option D. 256 should be correct.
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