Numerical Investigation for Coupled Flow Behavior Between Gas Flow and Wall Film of Flat and Turbine Stator[J]. 2016, 50(11): 7-13.
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Numerical Investigation for Coupled Flow Behavior Between Gas Flow and Wall Film of Flat and Turbine Stator[J]. 2016, 50(11): 7-13.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201611002.
Numerical Investigation for Coupled Flow Behavior Between Gas Flow and Wall Film of Flat and Turbine Stator
A numerical algorithm was employed to investigate the coupled flow behavior between gas flow and wall film. The air flow and wall film on a flat
and the water vapor flow and wall film in a turbine cascade were focused on. It is concluded that the film thickness is approximately proportional to the root of the inlet wall film Reynolds number
and inversely proportional to the mainstream flow Mach number. Film thickness and the outlet pressure have a weak negative exponential order relation
and the interface velocity is linearly related to the outlet pressure. The additional losses due to water film are sensitive to the change of water flow rate
but not sensitive to the flow Mach number. As for the turbine stator
the pressure surface film thickness is relative even
except that a film accumulation region appears at the tip corner region. In contrast
the suction side thickness changes obviously
and the film accumulation is observed at both the tip and root corner regions. The wall film distribution in a turbine cascade is affected by three factors. The wall curvature influences the film thickness and velocity by influencing the interphase shear force. The endwall secondary flow from the pressure side to the suction side leads to film accumulation near the suction surface. The radial pressure gradient caused by passage vortex and corner vortex results in film redistribution along the blade height. On the other hand
the film accumulation on the blade exerts a significant impact on the surface pressure and outlet flow angle.
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