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Blade vibration analysis for radial turbine featuring a multi-channel casing design

Publication date
2023-04-03
Document type
Forschungsartikel
Author
Hassan, Ahmed Farid Ayad
Müller, Fabian F.
Schatz, Markus 
Vogt, Damian M.
Organisational unit
Universität Stuttgart
Strömungsmaschinen in der Energietechnik 
DOI
10.1115/1.4056985
URI
https://openhsu.ub.hsu-hh.de/handle/10.24405/20121
Publisher
ASME
Series or journal
Journal of Turbomachinery
ISSN
0889-504X
Periodical volume
145
Periodical issue
8
Article ID
081003
Peer-reviewed
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Part of the university bibliography
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Language
English
Keyword
Blade vibration
Computational fluid dynamics (CFD)
Fluid structure interaction
Turbine
Abstract
Multi-channel casing (MC) shows promising results in controlling the performance of the radial turbines. It has neither movable parts nor complicated control mechanisms therefore it withstands higher thermal loads compared to the commonly used control systems such as the Variable Geometry Turbine (VGT). This advantage makes the MC applicable for a wider range of applications which is difficult to be covered with the common control systems. Replacing the traditional spiral casing with the MC affects the blade’s vibration behavior. First, a 3D unsteady computational fluid dynamic (CFD) simulation is performed to investigate the influence of using MC on the turbine flow field for both full and partial admission operation. Second, a forced response analysis is performed based on the CFD result to calculate the blade vibration amplitude at different resonance crossings. Finally, an MC is manufactured and tested experimentally to validate the numerical study. The results show that ignoring the casing replacement effect on the blade vibration during the MC design phase led to a high vibration amplitude and consequently causes high cycle fatigue.
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