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September 8, 2017, 06:52
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Nasa Rotor 67
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Hello together,
can anyone tell me whether the Nasa Rotor 67 is part of a fan or an compressor?  I found a lot of documentations, but I couldn't find out this fact. I always thougt it is the 1st stage of an LPC... Thanks a lot. Greetings. |
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September 8, 2017, 12:40
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My understanding is it is a first stage axial compressor as you stated, but the NASA papers call it the first stage of a two stage fan. I'm wondering if this is semantics since the design pressure ratio of rotor 67 is similar to that of other axial compressor stages.
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September 10, 2017, 11:59
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Hi Fishbone,
yes this is exactly what I read, that's why my question. I want to investigate a LPC rotor and I have to be sure that the NASA rotor 67 is one. What about the NASA rotor 37? I think this one is a LPC rotor. If I am wrong correct me please  Greetings |
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