Secondary flow in axial compressors and its effect on aerodynamic characteristics

Václav Cyrus

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Secondary flow in axial compressors and its effect on aerodynamic characteristics

by Václav Cyrus

1988

National Research Institute for Machine Design, Praha-Běchovice

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