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The capacity indicated on the compressor’s nameplate usually refers to the volumetric flow rate at normal temperature (X).
That’s wrong, right? Shouldn’t it be the volumetric flow rate at the rated operating temperature and pressure?
Wrong; it should be the flow rate under standard conditions
The capacity indicated on the compressor’s nameplate usually refers to the volumetric flow rate at normal temperature. ( × )
The answer is ×; the values on the compressor nameplate seem to represent the inlet flow rate under standard conditions. I’m not sure if that’s correct
Correct. There are two statements: one atmosphere at 20 degrees; one atmosphere at 0 degrees.
Wrong; it is the volumetric flow rate under standard conditions