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A Forward Model for Route- and Season-Dependent High-Pressure Compressor Efficiency Deterioration in Turbofan Engines
Civil turbofan engines lose compressor efficiency every time they fly through particle-laden air. Fouling of the high-pressure compressor (HPC) is the dominant recoverable performance-loss mechanism. Existing studies treat environmental particle exposure, blade-row deposition and stage-performance d
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