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A nonlinear compressible flow model has been developed for the prediction of compressor performance and stability with a circumferential flow distortion. This model uses multiple parallel compressor segments and accounts for deviations from undistorted compressor performance. It is applicable to large-amplitude inlet distortions of total pressure and/or temperature, as well as circumferential variations in exit static pressure. The basic model requires the undistorted performance characteristics for each blade row; however, a modified version based upon the overall compressor performance gives an accurate approximation when detailed blade row characteristics are not available.
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