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A four stage single acting air compressor running in an atmospheric at 87 KPa and 15 degrees Celsius has a free air delivery of 2,83 m³/min. The section pressure and temperature are 80 KPa and 32 degrees Celsius respectively, the delivery pressure is to be 7 MPa. The temperature at the start of compression in each stage is 32 degrees Celsius, take n=1.3 for all stages.
Calculate :
1. The intermidiate pressure ratio in 3 decimal place
2.The intermidiate pressure at first, second and third stage in KPa
3. The mass flow rate in kg/min
4.The power input in KW
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