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Corrected speed

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Corrected speed is the speed a component would rotate at if the inlet temperature corresponded to ambient conditions at sea level, on a standard day (i.e. 288.15 K).

Corrected speed N / θ can be calculated as follows:

N / θ = N / T / 288.15 .

Corrected speed is often abbreviated to N c or N r (for referred speed).

So-called non-dimensional speed N / T is proportional to corrected speed:

N / T = ( N / θ ) / 288.15

Nomenclature:

  • T – stagnation (or total) temperature (in kelvins),
  • N – real shaft speed,
  • θ – referred temperature.
  • In relative form, corrected speed, referred speed and non-dimensional speed are all measures of peripheral Mach number.

    References

    Corrected speed Wikipedia