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Description	English: The NASA CC3 compressor is a single-stage, high speed centrifugal compressor with a 4:1 pressure ratio. Consisting of a radial impeller with 15 main and 15 splitter blades as well as a diffuser, the compressor is designed to operate at about 22,000 rpm. For more information see NASA CC3 Centrifugal Compressor Case Study
Date	13 May 2005
Source	http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/5810/facilities/CE18/CC3.jpg
Author	NASA Glenn Research Center (NASA-GRC)

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