叶尖泄漏流对压气机稳定性影响的数值分析

为研究叶尖泄漏流对稳定性的影响,发展了一种叶尖泄漏涡模型,并且在由课题组开发的TU-SIAC(three dimensional and unsteady stall inception analysis code)程序中实现.该程序将转/静子叶排模化为三维激盘,并在无叶区求解三维非定常欧拉方程,黏性的影响通过特性曲线...     

内啮合转子压缩机气体力及力矩研究

首先分析了内啮合转子压缩机第一个工作腔内压力分布情况,得到了其他各腔压力分布的计算方法,然后根据压力的分布,研究了内外转子的受力情况,得到了内外转子上所承受的气体力和力矩随转角的变化关系,并和其他旋转压缩机进行了对比。研究的结果表明,内外转子上由于工作腔气体压力不相等所造成的气体力和力矩呈周期性变化,其周期为2π/Z2,通过和其他压缩机的比较表明该压缩机的力学性能优良。     

扩压叶栅角区-吸力面造型设计及流动控制机理

通过数值模拟,分别针对扩压叶栅的设计工况与角区失速工况进行叶身/端壁融合与吸力面优化造型设计,分析其流场结构与性能的变化,并探究两种优化造型对压气机性能改善的机理。优化结果表明:在设计工况下,优化造型吸力面凹陷,使得吸力面附面层厚度变薄,最大端壁融合位置靠近尾缘,角区低能流体在压力梯度的作用下转移并减少,分离结构得到明显控制,损失降低;在角区失速工况下,优化造型吸力面凸起,最大端壁融合位置靠近前缘,使得前缘分离结构显著减弱,当流体在进入吸力面前缘时提前附着,前缘分离区减小甚至消失,损失降低。根据两种造型流场结构特点与控制机理,可构造出在多工况下具有显著作用的叶身-端壁融合造型。     

对转压气机最先失速级的小扰动理论分析

 对转压气机(CRC)由于其独特的气动和结构优势而被认为是进一步提高航空发动机推重比的重要技术途径之一。在小扰动理论的基础上发展了对转压气机旋转失速的小扰动分析方法,并以实验室对转压气机为研究对象,采用小扰动理论和计算流体力学(CFD)数值模拟两种方法对不同转速匹配工况下的最先失速级位置进行了相应的研究,为对转压气机失速边界的预估探索一种快速有效的方法。研究结果表明:①旋转失速的小扰动分析方法可以较好地预估对转压气机失速边界和最先失速级位置;②小扰动分析方法和CFD计算结果均显示:转速匹配方案对对转压气机最先失速级位置存在明显的影响。当转速比大于或等于0.9时,转子2为最先失速级;当转速比小于0.9时,转子1为最先失速级;③由于小扰动分析方法进行了大量的简化,因而使得预估值同实际值之间存在相应的误差。同时,由于对转压气机级间存在较强的非定常性,进而使得相对误差进一步增大。     

高压压气机径向间隙分析

针对航空发动机高压压气机,综合考虑气动载荷、离心力载荷、温度载荷耦合作用,建立了压气机径向间隙分析模型,获得了3个典型工况下的流场特征以及叶片的变形、应力分布,高压压气机转子叶尖径向间隙沿轴向变化的分布规律以及轴流压气机转子与机匣的间隙范围.计算结果显示在设计点和转速最高点,斜流压气机转子叶尖与机匣发生碰磨,与试验结果一致,验证了计算方法的正确性,也为建立合理有效的压气机径向间隙分析方法提供了思路.     

CFM56系列发动机高压压气机损伤测量拘轴向接近法

介绍了由工作实践总结出的采用侧视双目镜测量CFM56系列发动机高压压气机（HPC）转子叶片损伤的接近方法——轴向接近法。该方法可有效提高HPC损伤测量的精度,避免由于孔探测量水平不足而导致的飞机不必要的停场时间和维修费用。     

Quasi-steady flow model of slot-type casing treatments I ： modeling method and validation

为降低对槽道式处理机匣流动进行模拟的计算量,特别地,为了提供一种可用于处理机匣工程设计的快速评估手段,基于对带有槽道式处理机匣的压气机非定常流动物理的理解,提出了一种处理机匣的准定常流动模型,并利用带有处理机匣的跨声压气机转子实验测量结果,以及非定常数值模拟结果对所提出的模型进行了验证.结果表明：处理机匣流动模型很好地预测了由于采用处理机匣所取得的转子失速裕度的提高,并且与非定常模拟结果比较,流动模型对转子主流以及处理机匣内部流动模拟的准确性也能得到保证.采用处理机匣流动模型所需的计算量仅约为非定常模拟的1%,这保证了提出的模型可用于快速评估槽道式处理机匣的气动特性,从而为其工程优化设计提供了有效的手段.     

Experimental Study of Corner Stall in a Linear Compressor Cascade

In order to gain a better knowledge of the mechanisms and to calibrate computational fluid dynamics (CFD) tools including both Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) and large eddy simulation (LES),a detailed and accurate experimental study of corner stall in a linear compressor cascade has been carried out.Data are taken at a Reynolds number of 382 000 based on blade chord and inlet velocity.At first,inlet flow boundary layer is surveyed using hot-wire anemometry.Then in order to investigate the effects of incidence,measurements are acquired at five incidences,including static pressures on both blade and endwall surfaces measured by pressure taps and the total pressure losses of outlet flow measured by a five-hole pressure probe.The maximum losses as well as the extent of losses of the corner stall are presented as a function of the investigated incidences.     

Effect of bent inlet pipe on the flow instability behavior of centrifugal compressors

Bent inlet pipes are often used in centrifugal compressors due to limited installation space, and an understanding of the effect on compressor stability is essential for safety and durability. This paper firstly investigates flow instability behaviors in two compressors, one with a straight inlet pipe and the other with an S-shaped bent pipe. In detail, it analyzes the resulting flow fields, instability evolution paths and surge boundaries. The results show that the S-shaped pipe obviously affects the flow field at high mass flow rates, while reverse flow mainly influences the flow field at low mass flow rates. Reverse flow first occurs at certain flow passages with a high pressure difference that is predominantly decided by the volute rather than the S-shaped bent pipe. In addition, centrifugal compressors can tolerate reverse flow to some extent so that surge would not occur immediately if reverse flow occurs unless the reverse flow region extends circumferentially and radially to a sufficiently large size. Since the S-shaped pipe is not dominant in the creation and extension of reverse flow, it does not exacerbate the stability of the central compressor to a great extent. Last but not least, the S-shaped pipe is noted to delay the occurrence of surge at 90% rotating speed, which suggests the possibility of improving compressor stability with bent inlet pipes. This result differs from the conventional understanding that inlet distortion usually deteriorates compressor stability and emphasizes the particularity of centrifugal compressors.     

Blade bowing effects on radial equilibrium of inlet flow in axial compressor cascades

The circumferentially averaged equation of the inlet flow radial equilibrium in axial compressor was deduced.It indicates that the blade inlet radial pressure gradient is closely related to the radial component of the circumferential fluctuation (CF) source item.Several simplified cascades with/without aerodynamic loading were numerically studied to investigate the effects of blade bowing on the inlet flow radial equilibrium.A data reduction program was conducted to obtain the CF source from three-dimensional (3D) simulation results.Flow parameters at the passage inlet were focused on and each term in the radial equilibrium equation was discussed quantitatively.Results indicate that the inviscid blade force is the inducement of the inlet CF due to geometrical asymmetry.Blade bowing induces variation of the inlet CF,thus changes the radial pressure gradient and leads to flow migration before leading edge (LE) in the cascades.Positive bowing drives the inlet flow to migrate from end walls to mid-span and negative bowing turns it to the reverse direction to build a new equilibrium.In addition,comparative studies indicate that the inlet Mach number and blade loading can efficiently impact the effectiveness of blade bowing on radial equilibrium in compressor design.