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Wet Compression

04/18/2010 11:49 PM

Is wet compression possible in gt compressor if air temperature =30 deg c and water temperature =40 deg c, if yes then how will it take place?
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04/19/2010 12:26 AM

We must think about? Compressor? Car perhaps? - what is gt standing for?

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Re: wet compression

04/19/2010 7:37 AM

gt=gas turbine
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