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Module 5 Activity No. 4

The document describes an experiment involving a sewerage aeration blower. The blower originally rotated at 3500 rpm and delivered 567 cu.m/min of air at 20°C and 1 atm pressure to a discharge of 158 kPaa with 65% adiabatic efficiency. During the summer, the atmospheric temperature rose to 43°C but barometric pressure did not change. The blower speed must be varied to maintain the same discharge pressure. The question is to determine the new discharge volume of standard air under these conditions.

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Module 5 Activity No. 4

The document describes an experiment involving a sewerage aeration blower. The blower originally rotated at 3500 rpm and delivered 567 cu.m/min of air at 20°C and 1 atm pressure to a discharge of 158 kPaa with 65% adiabatic efficiency. During the summer, the atmospheric temperature rose to 43°C but barometric pressure did not change. The blower speed must be varied to maintain the same discharge pressure. The question is to determine the new discharge volume of standard air under these conditions.

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Module 5: Activity No.

4
Experiment No. 5:

Name:
Student No.

Problem No. 4:
A sewerage aeration blower rotating at 3500 rpm is designed to deliver 567 cu.m/min of air
from 20 deg C and 1 atm to a discharge of 158 kPaa with an adiabatic efficiency of 65%. During
summer the atmospheric temperature rises to 43 deg C but the barometric pressure does not
change. It is desired to vary the blower speed to maintain the same discharge pressure.
Determine the discharge volume of standard air with the new head? Ans. 9.1 cu.m/s

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