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An Iterative Method Applied to Correct the Actual Compressor Performance to the Equivalent Performance under the Specified Reference Conditions

This paper proposes a correction method, which corrects the actual compressor performance in real operating conditions to the equivalent performance under specified reference condition. The purpose is to make fair comparisons between actual performance against design performance or reference maps under the same operating conditions. Then the abnormal operating conditions or early failure indications can be identified through condition monitoring, which helps to avoid mandatory shutdown and reduces maintenance costs. The corrections are based on an iterative scheme, which simultaneously correct the main performance parameters known as the polytropic head, the gas power, and the polytropic efficiency. The excellent performance of the method is demonstrated by performing the corrections over real industrial measurements.

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