Numerical Simulation of Flow Characteristics and Forces on Valve Disc for a Combined Inlet Valve[J]. 2016, 50(12): 148-154.
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Numerical Simulation of Flow Characteristics and Forces on Valve Disc for a Combined Inlet Valve[J]. 2016, 50(12): 148-154.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201612023.
Numerical Simulation of Flow Characteristics and Forces on Valve Disc for a Combined Inlet Valve
The turbulence and vortex inside combined inlet valve flow passage may easily induce pressure loss
and then lead to adverse effects on the efficiency of steam turbine units. To study the above mentioned problems
a three-dimensional numerical model of an combined inlet valve is constructed. The combined inlet valve system consists of two main steam valves
the largest valve C on the right
the second size valve B on the left and the minimum valve A in the middle. The variations of the flow characteristics inside the valves
the pressure loss of the valves and the force distribution on the valve disc surfaces with the increase of valve A opening are investigated when valve B and valve C are fully opened. It is found that fluid attaches to valve disc at the windward side of annular channel
and there exists maelstrom at seat windward side when valve A is slightly opened. The whole flow field tends to be steadier with the increase in opening of valve A. Two jet flows appear at the windward side and leeward side
and the low-speed fluid in the valve disc lumen area locates in or above the valve seat throat with small vortex inside the valve disc lumen. With the increase in opening of valve A
pressure loss of valve A decreases gradually
pressure losses of valve B and valve C are nearly unchanged
and pressure losses of the main steam valve E and F continue to increase. The longitudinal force imposed on disc of valve A decreases with its opening when the opening is less than 80%
and it is opposite when the opening is greater than 80%. The increase in opening of valve A has no effect on longitudinal forces imposed on discs of valve B and valve C. The lateral force on disc of valve A increases with the increase in opening of valve A
while the lateral forces on discs of valve B has no and valve C continue to increase with the increase in opening of valve A.
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