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Cont ent s
1 Introduction
1.1 How this book will help you
1.2 Things you should already know
1.3 What is a Turbomachine?
1.4 A Simple Turbine
1.5 The Cascade View
1.6 The Meridional View
1.7 Assumptions used in the book
1.8 Problems
2 Relative and Absolute Motion
2.1 1D Motion
2.2 2D Motion
2.3 Velocity Triangles in Turbomachinery
2.4 Velocity Components
2.5 Problems
3 Simple Analysis of Wind Turbines
3.1 Aerofoil Operation and Testing
3.2 Wind Turbine Design
3.3 Turbine Power Control
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3.4 Further Reading
3.5 Problems
4 Different Turbomachines and Their Operation
4.1 Axial Flow Machines
4.2 Radial and Centrifugal Flow Machines
4.3 Radial Impellers
4.4 Centrifugal Impellers
4.5 Hydraulic Turbines
4.6 Common Design Choices
4.7 The Turbomachine and System
4.8 Problems
5 Application of The Equations of Fluid Motion
5.1 Conservation of Mass
5.1.1 Application to Radial Machines
5.2 Conservation of Momentum
5.2.1 The Difference Between a Single Aerofoil and a Cascade of Blades
5.3 Conservation of Energy and Rothalpy
5.3.1 Rothalpy
5.3.2 Rothalpy in Stators and Rotors
5.4 Problems
6 Effi ciency and Reaction
6.1 EfÞ ciency
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