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Q1: Multistage compression is necessary for high efficiency,A if the ratio of the delivery pressure to the intake pressure exceeds 5:1.
B when large amount of gas is to be compressed.
C when the delivered gas is desired at very high velocity.
D none of these
ANS:A - if the ratio of the delivery pressure to the intake pressure exceeds 5:1. Multistage compression is necessary for high efficiency when the ratio of the delivery pressure to the intake pressure exceeds 5:1. When the compression ratio (ratio of delivery pressure to intake pressure) becomes too high, a single-stage compressor may become less efficient due to factors such as increased heat generation, mechanical stresses, and reduced volumetric efficiency. Using a multistage compressor allows the compression process to be divided into several stages, with each stage having a lower compression ratio, thereby improving efficiency and reducing the workload on each stage. So, the correct answer is: if the ratio of the delivery pressure to the intake pressure exceeds 5:1. |


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