Need Help Designing an Axial Compressor for My Graduation Project?

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Start date Apr 30, 2012
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Axial Compressor Design

Apr 30, 2012

hmada16

If anyone Have a Process Of Design Or any Designed Axial compressor can help me in my project ...cuz I have a Graduation project Of Design Axial compressor and I need Your Help pleasezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz :)

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