A simple single-stage axial turbine is being designed to produce power from water
Chapter 14, Problem 14-88(choose chapter or problem)
A simple single-stage axial turbine is being designed to produce power from water flowing through a tube as in Fig. P1488. We approximate both the stator and rotor as thin (bent sheet metal). The 16 stator (upstream) blades have bsl 5 0 and bst 5 50.3, where subscripts sl and st mean stator leading edge and stator trailing edge, respectively. At design conditions, the axial flow speed is 8.31 m/s, the rotor turns at 360 rpm, and it is desired that there be no swirl downstream of the turbine. At a radius of 0.324 m, calculate angles brl and brt (rotor leading and trailing edge angles), sketch what the rotor vanes should look like, and specify how many rotor vanes there should be.
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