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Trying to assess how relative humidity impacts COT, compressor outlet temperature, on a turbo charger compressor.
It appears that humdity reduces gamma in the temp prediction formula, thus reducing COT. Dry air results in increased COT, and humdity reduces it.
Any opinions on this?
It appears that humdity reduces gamma in the temp prediction formula, thus reducing COT. Dry air results in increased COT, and humdity reduces it.
Any opinions on this?