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Thermodynamic and aerodynamic meanline analysis of wet compression in a centrifugal compressor
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Theoretical and experimental study on effects of wet compression on centrifugal compressor performance
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Research on the influence of initial parameters of water droplets on the performance of counter-rotating axial-flow compressor
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Droplet evaporation characteristics due to wet compression under RCM conditions
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The study of wet compression flow control in centrifugal compressors based on leading edge tubercles design
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Numerical evaluation of the motion of fogging flow along the inlet duct of gas turbine engines
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