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slip factor: a standalone construct

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Turbomachinery

ratio describing how far the exit flow of a centrifugal impeller deviates from the blade angle, reducing the ideal work input.

In turbomachinery, slip factor refers to ratio describing how far the exit flow of a centrifugal impeller deviates from the blade angle, reducing the ideal work input. This meaning comes from Wiesner (1967) in Journal of Engineering for Power.[1]

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References

Wiesner, F. J. (1967). A Review of Slip Factors for Centrifugal Impellers. Journal of Engineering for Power, 89(4), 558-566. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.3616734

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