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    1) For radial rotors with α1=90°, the total theoretical head Hth∞ can be expressed as the sum of the dynamic head Hdin and the pressure head HP. 2) The pressure head HP is defined as the difference between the total theoretical head Hth∞ and the dynamic head Hdin. 3) The pressure head HP depends on the circumferential velocities U1 and U2 and the difference between the squares of the blade setting angles C1 and C2.

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    1) For radial rotors with α1=90°, the total theoretical head Hth∞ can be expressed as the sum of the dynamic head Hdin and the pressure head HP. 2) The pressure head HP is defined as the difference between the total theoretical head Hth∞ and the dynamic head Hdin. 3) The pressure head HP depends on the circumferential velocities U1 and U2 and the difference between the squares of the blade setting angles C1 and C2.

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    Dedução Hthoo Hdin e HP para Rotores Radiais

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    1) For radial rotors with α1=90°, the total theoretical head Hth∞ can be expressed as the sum of the dynamic head Hdin and the pressure head HP. 2) The pressure head HP is defined as the difference between the total theoretical head Hth∞ and the dynamic head Hdin. 3) The pressure head HP depends on the circumferential velocities U1 and U2 and the difference between the squares of the blade setting angles C1 and C2.

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    Para rotores radiais (α 1=90 ° ) com cm1=cm2, temos:

    2 2 2
    W 2 −C1=( U 2−Cu2 )

    2 2 2
    W 1 −U 1=C 1

    2 2 2
    C 2−C1 =Cu2

    2 2 2 2 2 2
    C2 −C1 U 2 −U 1 W 1−W 2
    H th ∞= + +
    2g 2g 2g
    H th ∞=H din + H P
    2 2 2
    C 2−C 1 Cu2
    H din = =
    2g 2g
    2 2 2 2
    U 2−U 1 W 1−W 2
    H P= +
    2g 2g

    C22 −C21 U 22 −U 21 [ U 1 +C 1 ]−[ ( U 2−Cu2 ) +C1 ]


    2 2 2 2

    H th ∞= + +
    2g 2g 2g
    2 2 2 2 2 2
    Cu2 U 2−U 1 −U 2+ U 1 −Cu2 2U 2 Cu2
    H th ∞= + + + +
    2g 2g 2g 2g 2g
    2U 2 Cu2
    H th ∞=
    2g
    U 2 Cu2
    H th ∞=
    g

    2 2 2
    2U 2 Cu2 Cu2 U 2−U 2
    H P=H th ∞−H din = − +
    2g 2g 2g
    2
    U 22 ( U 2 −Cu2)
    H P= −
    2g 2g
    2 2
    U 2−( U 2−Cu2)
    H P=
    2g
    Cm2
    tan β 2=
    U 2−Cu2
    Cm2
    U 2−Cu2 = =Cm 2 ∙ cotan β 2
    tan β2

    Para rotores radiais (α 1=90 ° )

    Cm2
    tan β 2=
    U 2−Cu2

    Cm2
    U 2−Cu2 = =Cm 2 ∙ cotan β 2
    tan β2

    Cu2=+U 2 −Cm2 ∙ cotan β2

    Q=VA =Cm2 ∙ ( π d 2 b2 ) =Cm1 ∙ ( π d 1 b 1 )

    ( )
    U 2 Cu2 U 2 U2 Q
    H th ∞= = ( U 2 −Cm2 ∙ cotan β2 ) = U 2− ∙ cotan β 2
    g g g π d 2 b2

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