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Applied Thermodynamics Assignment

This document contains instructions for two assignments related to Applied Thermodynamics II at Bhai Gurdas Institute of Engineering &Technology. The first assignment deals with rotary and reciprocating compressors and contains 5 problems related to compressing air at different pressures and calculating the power required and efficiencies. The second assignment issued on a later date contains problems related to centrifugal and axial compressors, including explaining their working principles with diagrams and defining terms like flow coefficient. It instructs students to explain surging and choking in centrifugal compressors and the function of diffusers. Both assignments are to be completed individually and have due dates of January 25th and February 20th, respectively.

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Applied Thermodynamics Assignment

This document contains instructions for two assignments related to Applied Thermodynamics II at Bhai Gurdas Institute of Engineering &Technology. The first assignment deals with rotary and reciprocating compressors and contains 5 problems related to compressing air at different pressures and calculating the power required and efficiencies. The second assignment issued on a later date contains problems related to centrifugal and axial compressors, including explaining their working principles with diagrams and defining terms like flow coefficient. It instructs students to explain surging and choking in centrifugal compressors and the function of diffusers. Both assignments are to be completed individually and have due dates of January 25th and February 20th, respectively.

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Bhai Gurdas Institute of Engineering &Technology, Sangrur Department of Mechanical Engineering

SUBJECT: Applied Thermodynamics II Faculty: Gurpreet Singh Bhangu Date of Issue:21-01-2013 Due date: 25-01-2013

Rotary and reciprocating compressors Assignment no: 1


1) A 3 stage reciprocating air compressor compresses air from 1 bar and 17oC to 35 bar. The

law of compression is pV1.25=C and is the same for all the stages of compression. Assuming perfect intercooling, neglect clearance, find the minimum power required to compress 15m3/min of free air. Also find the intermediate pressures.

2) Free air of 30 m3/min is compressed from 101.3kPa to 2.23 bar. Determine the power

required and isentropic efficiency if a) Root blower is used. b) If vane type of blower is used assume that there is 25% reduction in volume before back flow occurs. 3) Compare and contrast the rotary compressor and reciprocating compressor.
4) A rotary compressor delivers free air at the rate of 30 kg/min at a pressure of 2.5 bar and

127oC. The intake pressure and temperature of the air are 1 bar and 27oC respectively. Process is adiabatic, find: a) Index of compression b) Power required c) Isothermal and adiabatic efficiencies. Assume, = 1.4, R= 290 Nm/kg K.
5) Air is compressed from initial pressure of 1 bar and temperature 290 K to a pressure of 5

bar. Taking for air= 1.4, Cp= 1.00kJ/kg K, calculate per kg of air delivered the work expanded if the compression is to be (a) frictionless Isothermal (b) frictionless Adiabatic (c) Adiabatic compression with internal friction, the air temperature at delivery being 480 K (d) cooled compression with internal friction, the exit temperature is 405 K.

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Bhai Gurdas Institute of Engineering &Technology, Sangrur Department of Mechanical Engineering

SUBJECT: Applied Thermodynamics II Faculty: Gurpreet Singh Bhangu

Date of Issue: 15-02-2013 Due date: 20-02-2013

Centrifugal and Axial compressors Assignment no: 2


1) Explain the working of centrifugal Compressor and Axial Compressor with neat and clean diagram? 2) Draw velocity diagrams for an axial flow compressor and determine the ratio of total pressure of a stage. 3) Define the following for an axial flow compressor Flow coefficient Deflection coefficient Pressure coefficient

4) Explain the phenomenon of surging and choking in a centrifugal compressor. 5) What is the function of the diffuser in a centrifugal compressor? What is diffuser efficiency?

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BHAI GURDAS INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY., SANGRUR

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ENGGINEERING.&

Department of Mechanical Engineering

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SUBJECT CODE:

BTME 404
Date of Issue 21-01-2013 Due date: 25-01-2013 Submitted on:

Semester and Branch: ME 4th B


Lecturer:

Gurpreet Singh Bhangu Subject code and Title


BTME-304 Applied Thermodynamics-2

Assignment No. / Title 1st /Rotary and Reciprocating Compressors Assignment Type: Individual Late submissions are not permitted Signature of student

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