Consider an ideal compressor gas turbine compressor. Using air as the working fluid, plot the specific work required to compress the air as a function of compressor pressure ratio for pressure ratios ranging from P3/Pt2 = 1.0 to Pt3/Pt2 = 30.0. Calculate the work for every integer ratio. Use standard sea level static conditions as the starting point for the compressor.

Consider an ideal compressor gas turbine compressor. Using air as the working fluid, plot the specific work required to compress the air as a function of compressor pressure ratio for pressure ratios ranging from P3/Pt2 = 1.0 to Pt3/Pt2 = 30.0. Calculate the work for every integer ratio. Use standard sea level static conditions as the starting point for the compressor.

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