A mathematical model for the interaction of a gas environment with the surfaces of the impeller of a turbogenerator compressor is developed. The study of the characteristic of power losses at various rotational speeds of the rotor is provided. Recommendations for testing the impeller of a turbogenerator compressor is given.

Topics
Compressors, Mathematical modeling, Educational assessment
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