Effects of Nozzle Numbers and Temperature Ratios on Flow and Heat Transfer Characteristics of Vortex Cooling[J]. 2018, 52(3): 19-24+33.
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Effects of Nozzle Numbers and Temperature Ratios on Flow and Heat Transfer Characteristics of Vortex Cooling[J]. 2018, 52(3): 19-24+33.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201803003.
Effects of Nozzle Numbers and Temperature Ratios on Flow and Heat Transfer Characteristics of Vortex Cooling
Aiming at the influences of the number of nozzles and temperature ratio on vortex cooling characteristics of gas turbine blade leading edge
a coolant chamber was added to establish a more reasonable vortex cooling configuration. Numerical method was used to investigate the flow and heat transfer behavior. The inlet Reynolds number and target temperature remained constant while the number of nozzles and temperature ratio were changed in the research. Results showed that the mass flow of air from nozzles increases along the flow direction with the introduction of coolant chamber. As the number of nozzles increases
the velocity of nozzle air
the friction coefficient and the heat transfer intensity decrease while the pressure coefficient
the uniformity of heat transfer intensity distribution and the thermal performance factor increase. As temperature ratio increases
the velocity of air from nozzles
the heat transfer intensity and the thermal performance factor increase
while the friction coefficient and the target heat flux decrease. For the gas turbine blade leading edge with the coolant chamber
the number of nozzles N=6 and the temperature ratio 0.6-0.7 are recommended.
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