Study on the Heat Transfer Characteristics of Moisture Removal for Hollow Stationary Blade by Steam Heating[J]. 2018, 52(5): 44-49.
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Study on the Heat Transfer Characteristics of Moisture Removal for Hollow Stationary Blade by Steam Heating[J]. 2018, 52(5): 44-49.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201805006.
Study on the Heat Transfer Characteristics of Moisture Removal for Hollow Stationary Blade by Steam Heating
Experimental study and one-dimensional(1D)analysis are conducted to investigate the heat transfer characteristics of moisture removal for hollow stationary blade by steam heating
which involves the condensation heat transfer on heating steam side
the blade wall heat conduction and the boiling heat transfer on main steam side. The influences of the Mach number of main steam and the heating temperature difference are studied
and the comprehensive heat transfer coefficient of the moisture removal by steam heating is fitted according to the experimental data. It indicates that the deviation of comprehensive heat transfer coefficient between the experimental data and the prediction results based on 1D analysis is less than 10%
which could be applied to the engineering design. The increase in the main steam Mach number is favorable for evaporation of the water film on the outer blade surface and hence increases the boiling heat transfer coefficient. When the Mach number is 0.28 or 0.31
the thermal resistance in the main steam boiling process reaches its maximum. When the Mach number is 0.42
the thermal resistance of the solid wall heat conduction becomes the biggest. The comprehensive heat transfer coefficient is mainly affected by the main steam Mach number rather than the heating temperature difference
and it doubles when the Mach number increases from 0.28 to 0.42.
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