An increase in the Ram Ratio of an intake will
- have no effect upon the temperature of the compressed air.
- increase the temperature of the compressed air.
- decrease the temperature of the compressed air.
Explanation from PART66Online
Ram compression in the intake raises air pressure by decelerating the airflow, and any compression of a gas also raises its temperature. So a higher ram ratio means more ram compression, which directly increases the temperature of the air delivered to the compressor.
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olegs leonovs asked · 24 Jun 2020
I think the answer "C" or "3" is correct.
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