QUESTION 5
A two-stage single-acting reciprocating compressor takes in 54 000 cm’ of air per cycle
at a pressure of 100 kPa and a temperature of 26 °C whilst rotating at
300 r/min. 2a
The air is compressed to 400 kPa in the low-pressure cylinder, while the volumetric
efficiency of the low-pressure cylinder is 89%.
The stroke length of the low-pressure cylinder is 1,2 times the diameter of the piston.
The index for compression for both cylinders is 1,3 and the intercooler extracts 26 kJ of
heat per second.
Take R for air as 0,288 kJ/kg.K, C, for air as 1,008 kJ/kg.K, and calculate the following
quantities:
Sot Mass of air delivered by the compressor in kg/min
5.2 Absolute temperature of the air after compression in the low-pressure cylinder
6.3 Absolute temperature of the air at the inlet to the high-pressure cylinder
5.4 For the low-pressure cylinder: ea
5.4.1 Swept volume in m?/stroke
5.4.2 Diameter of the piston in mm, and the stroke length in mm
9:9 Volume of air taken in by the high-pressure cylinder in m*/stroke Da
TOTAL:
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QUESTION 4
A three-stage, single-acting, reciprocating compressor rotates at 516 r/min while
delivering 583 cm? of air per cycle to the aftercooler. The index for compression and
expansion is both 1,32 and the pressure ratio for all stages is 3,6:1. The initial pressure
and temperature for the low-pressure cylinder is 100 kPa and 26 °C respectively.
Intercooling is perfect for maximum efficiency and the clearance volume for the low-
pressure cylinder is 4% of its swept volume.
Take Cp for air as 1,005 kJ/kg.K and R for
Calculate:
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4.4 The h
4.5 The hea
4.6 For the lo’
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4.6.4 The cylinder voltime. i rect to FIVE decimal places
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