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Answer: Volumetric efficiency is the ratio of the actual gas volume of the compressor to the theoretical gas volume, expressed as a percentage.
Compression efficiency is the ratio of the actual power required to compress a given amount of gas to the theoretical power. The theoretical power can be calculated under isothermal or adiabatic conditions. The corresponding compression efficiency can be determined and expressed as a percentage. For steam-driven or internal combustion engine-driven compressors, mechanical efficiency refers to the ratio of the indicated power fraction of the compressor to the brake fraction of the compressor on the shaft. For motor-driven compressors, mechanical efficiency refers to the ratio of the indicated power in the compression cylinder to the shaft power of the compressor. Expressed as a percentage.