Mechanism of Stability Enhancement with Shallow ‎Reversed Slot-Type Casing Treatment in a Transonic ‎Compressor ‎

In this paper, the influence of a shallow reversed slot-type casing treatment on the performance of a tip-critical transonic compressor has been numerically investigated. Firstly, the complex flow fields in the rotor tip region are studied in details. It shows the severe blockage induced by suction...

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Autores principales: Z. D. Chi, W. L. Chu, H. G. Zhang
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Publicado: Isfahan University of Technology 2021
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:5f3aaacc6be847578725f0e58e1ac9f72021-11-13T07:03:04ZMechanism of Stability Enhancement with Shallow ‎Reversed Slot-Type Casing Treatment in a Transonic ‎Compressor ‎1735-3572https://doaj.org/article/5f3aaacc6be847578725f0e58e1ac9f72021-01-01T00:00:00Zhttp://jafmonline.net/JournalArchive/download?file_ID=56912&issue_ID=1015https://doaj.org/toc/1735-3572In this paper, the influence of a shallow reversed slot-type casing treatment on the performance of a tip-critical transonic compressor has been numerically investigated. Firstly, the complex flow fields in the rotor tip region are studied in details. It shows the severe blockage induced by suction surface boundary separation triggers compressor stall at 100% design speed, while the blockage due to tip leakage vortex dominates at 80% design speed. Secondly, the mechanism of stability extension is presented at different rotating speeds. The casing treatment alleviates greatly the tip blockage by manipulating the tip leakage flow, accompanied by the redistribution of aerodynamic loading and mass flux. As a result, the casing treatment is more efficient for the blockage induced by tip leakage vortex (at 80% design speed). Further analysis of the pressure field and passage shock distribution demonstrates that the passage shock intensity and its location will affect the effectiveness of casing treatment. Finally, the instability characteristics of compressor with casing treatment are revealed. The numerical results reflect when the mass flow approaching the instability boundary, the stator passage blockage presumably is dominant for triggering the compressor stall.Z. D. ChiW. L. ChuH. G. ZhangIsfahan University of Technology articleaxial compressor; casing treatment; numerical simulation; tip leakage flow; stall margin.Mechanical engineering and machineryTJ1-1570ENJournal of Applied Fluid Mechanics, Vol 14, Iss 6, Pp 1691-1704 (2021)
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topic axial compressor; casing treatment; numerical simulation; tip leakage flow; stall margin.
Mechanical engineering and machinery
TJ1-1570
spellingShingle axial compressor; casing treatment; numerical simulation; tip leakage flow; stall margin.
Mechanical engineering and machinery
TJ1-1570
Z. D. Chi
W. L. Chu
H. G. Zhang
Mechanism of Stability Enhancement with Shallow ‎Reversed Slot-Type Casing Treatment in a Transonic ‎Compressor ‎
description In this paper, the influence of a shallow reversed slot-type casing treatment on the performance of a tip-critical transonic compressor has been numerically investigated. Firstly, the complex flow fields in the rotor tip region are studied in details. It shows the severe blockage induced by suction surface boundary separation triggers compressor stall at 100% design speed, while the blockage due to tip leakage vortex dominates at 80% design speed. Secondly, the mechanism of stability extension is presented at different rotating speeds. The casing treatment alleviates greatly the tip blockage by manipulating the tip leakage flow, accompanied by the redistribution of aerodynamic loading and mass flux. As a result, the casing treatment is more efficient for the blockage induced by tip leakage vortex (at 80% design speed). Further analysis of the pressure field and passage shock distribution demonstrates that the passage shock intensity and its location will affect the effectiveness of casing treatment. Finally, the instability characteristics of compressor with casing treatment are revealed. The numerical results reflect when the mass flow approaching the instability boundary, the stator passage blockage presumably is dominant for triggering the compressor stall.
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author Z. D. Chi
W. L. Chu
H. G. Zhang
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W. L. Chu
H. G. Zhang
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title Mechanism of Stability Enhancement with Shallow ‎Reversed Slot-Type Casing Treatment in a Transonic ‎Compressor ‎
title_short Mechanism of Stability Enhancement with Shallow ‎Reversed Slot-Type Casing Treatment in a Transonic ‎Compressor ‎
title_full Mechanism of Stability Enhancement with Shallow ‎Reversed Slot-Type Casing Treatment in a Transonic ‎Compressor ‎
title_fullStr Mechanism of Stability Enhancement with Shallow ‎Reversed Slot-Type Casing Treatment in a Transonic ‎Compressor ‎
title_full_unstemmed Mechanism of Stability Enhancement with Shallow ‎Reversed Slot-Type Casing Treatment in a Transonic ‎Compressor ‎
title_sort mechanism of stability enhancement with shallow ‎reversed slot-type casing treatment in a transonic ‎compressor ‎
publisher Isfahan University of Technology
publishDate 2021
url https://doaj.org/article/5f3aaacc6be847578725f0e58e1ac9f7
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