Covers dimensions and dimensional homogeneity, the Buckingham Pi theorem, nondimensional parameters for turbomachines, and similarity laws.
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It doesn’t just explain what happens, but why a designer would choose a specific blade angle or stage pressure ratio. It is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students,
This textbook provides a solid foundation for understanding the fundamentals of turbomachinery and its applications. It is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as practicing engineers and researchers in the field. This public link is valid for 7 days
Typically used in senior-level electives or introductory graduate courses focusing on fluid power or propulsion.
The book is filled with worked examples that simulate real-world design scenarios, helping students apply theoretical concepts.
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