Comparative Analysis for Bleed Hole Influences on Flow and Heat Transfer Behavior of Vortex and Impingement Cooling[J]. 2017, 51(1): 19-24.
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Comparative Analysis for Bleed Hole Influences on Flow and Heat Transfer Behavior of Vortex and Impingement Cooling[J]. 2017, 51(1): 19-24.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201701004.
Comparative Analysis for Bleed Hole Influences on Flow and Heat Transfer Behavior of Vortex and Impingement Cooling
simple impingement and composite impingement cooling models are established to investigate the flow and heat transfer behavior difference between vortex cooling and impingement cooling. The numerical method is carried out with the same geometrical chamber of turbine blade leading edge and under the same aerodynamic conditions to obtain the streamline structure
pressure and heat transfer intensity distributions for different models. The results show that vortex cooling obviously differs from impingement cooling in flow pattern. Vortex cooling air jets circumferentially through jet nozzles into the chamber and generates rotational flow. Hence high pressure region appears near the wall and low pressure region appears near the chamber centerline. Impingement cooling air injects through impingement holes into the chamber and impacts on the target to lead a pressure peak region near the impact point. Vortex cooling also significantly differs from impingement cooling in heat transfer. Vortex cooling air intensely scours the chamber wall
and reduces the thermal boundary layer to form a banding high heat transfer region. Impingement cooling air intensely impacts the target
destroys the thermal boundary layer to form a circular high heat transfer region. Vortex cooling makes heat transfer more uniform and resistivity stronger to restrain cross flow. For vortex cooling
bleed holes can disturb air vortex flow intensely and expand the banding high heat transfer region
leading to 4.5% heat transfer enhancement. For impingement cooling
bleed holes exert a slight effect on flow field and heat transfer intensity.
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