Publication detail
Aerodynamic loading acting on the stator vane in the variable nozzle turbine flow
ŽATKO, M.
Czech title
Aerodynamické zatížení působíci na statorové lopatky turbíny s variabilní geometrií.
English title
Aerodynamic loading acting on the stator vane in the variable nozzle turbine flow
Type
journal article - other
Language
en
Original abstract
The purpose of this paper is to evaluate an aerodynamic loading acting on the stator vanes of the turbocharger using variable nozzle turbine (VNT). Computational fluid dynamic (CFD) is applied using commercial software ANSYS CFX. A full turbine stage CFD model is used to investigate the aerodynamic loading in several operating points for different stator vane positions. Results are compared with the measurement on the Gas Stand testing rig.This device burns natural gas and produces a stable flow at very high temperatures. This excludes the impact of the engine control management, the engine vibrations, and the flow pulsations on measured values. A comparison of measured and simulated vane aerodynamic loading provides a very good correlation. These encouraging results show a high potential of CFD methods for further development and optimization of VNT mechanism.
Czech abstract
Cílem tohoto příspěvku je zhodnotit aerodynamický zatížení působící na statorovou lopatku turbodmychadla s použitím variabilní geometrie turbíny (VNT). Computational Fluid dynamic (CFD) se aplikuje za použití komerčního software ANSYS CFX. Kompletní turbínový stupeň byl použít k prozkoumání aerodynamického zatížení v několika operačních bodech.
English abstract
The purpose of this paper is to evaluate an aerodynamic loading acting on the stator vanes of the turbocharger using variable nozzle turbine (VNT). Computational fluid dynamic (CFD) is applied using commercial software ANSYS CFX. A full turbine stage CFD model is used to investigate the aerodynamic loading in several operating points for different stator vane positions. Results are compared with the measurement on the Gas Stand testing rig.This device burns natural gas and produces a stable flow at very high temperatures. This excludes the impact of the engine control management, the engine vibrations, and the flow pulsations on measured values. A comparison of measured and simulated vane aerodynamic loading provides a very good correlation. These encouraging results show a high potential of CFD methods for further development and optimization of VNT mechanism.
Keywords in English
turbocharger, stator vane, VNT, aerodynamic loading, CFD
RIV year
2015
Released
30.06.2015
ISSN
1802-680X
Volume
2015
Number
1
Pages from–to
79–94
Pages count
16
BIBTEX
@article{BUT116239,
author="Miroslav {Žatko},
title="Aerodynamic loading acting on the stator vane in the variable nozzle turbine flow",
year="2015",
volume="2015",
number="1",
month="June",
pages="79--94",
issn="1802-680X"
}