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Stodola ellipse law: a standalone construct

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Turbomachinery

rule that mass flow through a multistage turbine relates to inlet and exit pressures along an ellipse, used for off-design steam turbine analysis.

In turbomachinery, Stodola ellipse law refers to rule that mass flow through a multistage turbine relates to inlet and exit pressures along an ellipse, used for off-design steam turbine analysis. This meaning comes from Stodola (1927) in Steam and gas turbines.[1]

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  1. Stodola, A. (1927). Steam and gas turbines. P. Smith. Open Library record

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