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1. What is the compressor pressure ratio?
The compressor pressure ratio. This ratio is the outlet pressure divided by the inlet pressure.
2. Which of the following are basic elements of the accessory section?
The basic elements of the accessory section are:
3. What is the approximate compression ratio of a single stage in an axial-flow compressor?
From inlet to exit, the air flows along an axial path and is compressed at a ratio of approximately 1.25:1 per stage.
4. What is the purpose of the diffuser?
This prepares the air for entry into the flame burning area of the combustion section at a lower velocity so that the flame of combustion can burn continuously.
5. What is the purpose of having fuel spray in a swirling motion?
All of the above
6. What type of combustion chamber is typically used on modern engines?
Modern turbine engines usually have an annular combustion chamber.
7. Which engine part must be constructed to allow for thermal expansion?
The thermal expansion of turbine nozzles is accomplished by one of several methods.
8. What does “fir-tree design” in reference too?
There are various ways of attaching turbine blades, some similar to compressor blade attachment. The most satisfactory method utilizes the fir-tree design.
9. A turbine stage consists of __________ followed by __________.
A turbine stage consists of a row of stationary vanes or nozzles, followed by a row of rotating blades.
10. What type of exhaust nozzle design is used for subsonic gas velocities?
There are two types of exhaust nozzle designs: the converging design for subsonic gas velocities and the converging- diverging design for supersonic gas velocities.
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