Effects of Mass Flow Ratio and Film Hole Orientation Angle on Turbine Endwall Film Cooling Characteristics[J]. 2021, 55(4): 107-115.
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Effects of Mass Flow Ratio and Film Hole Orientation Angle on Turbine Endwall Film Cooling Characteristics[J]. 2021, 55(4): 107-115.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb202104012.
Effects of Mass Flow Ratio and Film Hole Orientation Angle on Turbine Endwall Film Cooling Characteristics
The film cooling characteristics of the endwall surface of a turbine engine vane are numerically simulated to improve the cooling efficiency of the gas turbine endwall film. Firstly
the endwall film cooling performance with only discrete film holes is studied. Turbulence models are checked by experimental results
and the mesh independence of the models is verified. On this basis
the film cooling characteristics of the discrete film holes at the endwall under five mass flow ratios(1.4%
2.1%
2.7%
3.1%
and 3.8%)and five film hole orientation angles(20°
25°
30°
35°
and 40°)are studied. The heat transfer coefficients of the entire endwall are calculated by using the given experimental endwall heat flux input conditions. Calculation results show that the average adiabatic film cooling efficiency reaches to 0.21 when the mass flow ratio is 1.4% at the same injection angle(40°). A larger mass flow ratio over than 1.4% leads the coolant detach from the endwall surface
and then the film cooling efficiency of the endwall decreases. The total pressure loss of the cascade increases with the increase of the mass flow ratio. The increase of the mass flow ratio strengthens the flow mixing at the outlet of the hole and increases the heat exchange efficiency. Because of the influence of secondary endwall flow and the structure of film holes
the adiabatic film cooling effect is the highest when the film hole injection angle is 20°. Under the same mass flow ratio(1.4%)
the average film cooling efficiency of the end wall reaches 0.27. Reducing the injection angle has little effect on the heat exchange efficiency of the endwall surface.
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