Method for deciding margin of single line blade of axial flow compressor
A technology for axial flow compressors and compressors, which is applied in the direction of blade support components, mechanical equipment, engine components, etc., to achieve the effect of easy application and intuitive understanding
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[0028] For a compressor blade, the process of designing to achieve the margin target includes the following steps:
[0029] 1) Interpret the succession of each section of the blade to reach the stall directly from the calculation results of the three-dimensional flow field;
[0030] 2) The flow-load characteristics of each section are plotted in the same figure; according to the full three-dimensional flow calculation results of the entire blade design condition, determine image 3 The positions of the design points on the flow-load characteristic line of each section shown in , are also shown in Figure 4 ,Right now Figure 4 Shown in curve 13;
[0031] 3) Calculate the full three-dimensional flow field to the near-stall point for the entire blade, and then determine the actual positions of the operating points of each section of the entire blade near the stall point, as Figure 4 point on curve 15;
[0032] 4) if Figure 7 As shown, it represents the calculation result ...
Embodiment 2
[0038] For a compressor blade, the process of designing to achieve the margin target includes the following steps:
[0039] 1) The compressor blade is regarded as an infinite number of small compressors with infinitely small height matched in the span direction, and each small compressor has a corresponding flow-load characteristic line, such as image 3 Shown in the curves 9a, 9b, 9c; the maximum flow state corresponds to the line 11 ( image 3 is the point on the dotted line 11), in image 3 The right end of each flow-load characteristic line in is represented by a hollow circle; the minimum flow state corresponds to the near-stall condition line 12 ( image 3 is on the dotted line 12), in image 3 The left end of each flow-load characteristic line in , is represented by a solid circle; a middle flow point corresponds to the design condition line 10 ( image 3 is the solid line 10), in image 3 is represented by a solid rectangular box on each flow-load characteristic li...
Embodiment 3
[0047] For a compressor blade, the process of designing to achieve the margin target includes the following steps:
[0048] 1) Interpret the succession of each section of the blade to reach the stall directly from the results of the three-dimensional calculation of the fluid;
[0049] 2) The flow-load characteristics of each section are plotted in the same figure, and according to the full three-dimensional flow calculation results of the entire blade design condition, determine image 3 The positions of the design points on the flow-load characteristic line of each section shown in , are also shown in Figure 4 ,Right now Figure 4 Shown in curve 13;
[0050] 3) Use the full three-dimensional flow calculation for the entire blade to the near-stall point, and then determine the actual positions of the operating points of each section of the entire blade near the stall point, as Figure 4 point on curve 15;
[0051] 4) if Figure 7 As shown, it represents the calculation r...
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