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Turbomachinery

correlation of the maximum static pressure rise an axial compressor stage can achieve before stall, by analogy with diffuser performance.

In turbomachinery, Koch stalling pressure rise correlation refers to correlation of the maximum static pressure rise an axial compressor stage can achieve before stall, by analogy with diffuser performance. This meaning comes from Koch (1981) in Journal of Engineering for Power.[1]

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References

Koch, C. C. (1981). Stalling Pressure Rise Capability of Axial Flow Compressor Stages. Journal of Engineering for Power, 103(4), 645-656. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.3230787

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