CHEN Xinnan, LI Zhigang, LI Jun, et al. A Comparative Study on the Effect of Second-Impingement on the Cooling Performance of Vane Leading Edge[J]. 2023, 57(5): 34-45.
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CHEN Xinnan, LI Zhigang, LI Jun, et al. A Comparative Study on the Effect of Second-Impingement on the Cooling Performance of Vane Leading Edge[J]. 2023, 57(5): 34-45.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb202305004.
A Comparative Study on the Effect of Second-Impingement on the Cooling Performance of Vane Leading Edge
To further optimize the cooling performance at the vane leading edge of the modern advanced high-pressure turbine
this paper establishes a NASA C3X turbine vane model in which the upstream chamber is subject to the array impingement-film composite cooling. Fluid-solid conjugate heat transfer analyses are conducted to numerically investigate the flow and heat transfer characteristics of the coolant inside the vane. The effect of second-impingement structure on the composite cooling performance of the leading edge is studied with the amount of coolant mass flux in the common range. The results show that the second-impingement has little effect on convective heat transfer of the target
but can enhance the convective heat transfer intensity of the coolant in the whole flow path. The second-impingement can also balance the distribution of coolant in film holes in different regions and effectively reduce the temperature of the solid domain near film holes
especially for the leading-edge area with the showerhead. Meanwhile
under the heat conduction of the solid domain
the low temperature area near film holes will affect the region nearby
causing a reduction in overall temperature. In addition
the second-impingement significantly improves the composite cooling of the vane surface
especially the leading edge. The optimizing effect on the upstream surface generally increases first and then decreases with the increase of the mass flux of coolant
reaching a highest value of about 4.44% when M is 1.25%. The optimizing effect on the leading edge generally decreases first and then increases with the increase of the mass flux of coolant
reaching a highest value of about 9.66% when M is 1.50%
and a lowest value of about 11.70% when M is 2.25%.
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