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A simple Borda-Carnot type of analysis is presented which enables an estimate to be made of the pressure loss in the exit chamber of an axial-flow turbomachine. Based upon the recent experimental investigation of Escudier and Merkli [1], it is argued that the loss is primarily accounted for by dissipation of the vortex generated in ring-type exit chambers by the tangential inflow. For the most part this dissipation occurs in the outlet tube from the exit chamber. The analysis is particularly useful in providing a qualitative guide for the design engineer as to the influence on performance of changing the geometric proportions of an exit chamber.
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M. P. Escudier (1979) studied this question.
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