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Heat transfer measurements of a turbine endwall with engine-representative freestream turbulence and inlet swirl

机译:Heat transfer measurements of a turbine endwall with engine-representative freestream turbulence and inlet swirl

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ABSTRACT Flow distortions from upstream combustors generate various and significant changes to the patterns of endwall heat transfer for an aircraft engine. In this study, to model engine-representative oncoming flows into the high-pressure turbine, turbulence and swirl generators are carefully designed at the inlet of a linear turbine cascade. Detailed heat transfer characteristics over the endwall are measured by using a steady thermochromic liquid crystal (TLC) method for various Reynolds numbers. Comparisons with a baseline case that has no upstream turbulence or swirl generators show that both turbulence and inlet swirl alter the heat transfer levels and distribution patterns, but their mechanism of action differs from one another. The turbulence alters the heat transfer by thinning the inlet boundary layer, while the inlet swirl generates the changed heat transfer due to the sweep effects of the swirl on the endwall, resulting in a much higher heat transfer enhancement than that by the turbulence. Additionally, the highest enhancement for both cases is found at the low Reynolds number of 1.0?×?105 and higher Reynolds numbers yield to a reduced enhancement. Specially, compared to the turbulence case, the enhancement by the inlet swirl drops much more rapidly, indicating that the inlet swirl effects have stronger links to the Reynolds number.

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