Numerical Study on the Effects of Boundary Layer Suction on Flow in the Sectorial Transonic Cascade Under Imitated Near-Stall Condition

In the experimental study of a compressor’s cascade under the near-stall condition, the test bench has the disadvantages of high risk and high maintenance cost. This paper explores a method of using the inlet guide vane to imitate near-stall conditions instead of the rotor. The suction groove is set...

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Main Authors: Ruixing Liang, Huawei Lu, Zhitao Tian, Hong Wang, Shuang Guo
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Huawei Lu
Zhitao Tian
Hong Wang
Shuang Guo
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Huawei Lu
Zhitao Tian
Hong Wang
Shuang Guo
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description In the experimental study of a compressor’s cascade under the near-stall condition, the test bench has the disadvantages of high risk and high maintenance cost. This paper explores a method of using the inlet guide vane to imitate near-stall conditions instead of the rotor. The suction groove is set in the sectorial cascade so as to explore the aerodynamic performance of the fluid and the change in the flow field structure. Three different schemes are proposed along the suction surface, and the results indicate that the EW2 scheme, which is located behind the separation starting point and near the vortex core of the separation vortex, has the best performance. The suction groove weakens the downwash caused by the boundary layer on the upper endwall, reducing the radial dimension of the corner and suppressing separation. Suction on the upper endwall also increases the pressure difference in the radial direction of the flow passage, resulting in a slight increase in the suction-side horseshoe vortex (HSV) at the hub. An overall loss reduction of 9.4% is achieved when the suction coefficient is 46%, and the corner separation is most effectively suppressed while ensuring that the HSV at the hub only slightly increases.
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spelling doaj-art-2ba37ec6bd184ca69b6a6e2524d378142025-01-10T13:14:21ZengMDPI AGApplied Sciences2076-34172024-12-011517610.3390/app15010076Numerical Study on the Effects of Boundary Layer Suction on Flow in the Sectorial Transonic Cascade Under Imitated Near-Stall ConditionRuixing Liang0Huawei Lu1Zhitao Tian2Hong Wang3Shuang Guo4College of Marine Engineering, Dalian Maritime University, Dalian 116026, ChinaCollege of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering, Dalian Maritime University, Dalian 116026, ChinaCollege of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering, Dalian Maritime University, Dalian 116026, ChinaCollege of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering, Dalian Maritime University, Dalian 116026, ChinaCollege of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian 116024, ChinaIn the experimental study of a compressor’s cascade under the near-stall condition, the test bench has the disadvantages of high risk and high maintenance cost. This paper explores a method of using the inlet guide vane to imitate near-stall conditions instead of the rotor. The suction groove is set in the sectorial cascade so as to explore the aerodynamic performance of the fluid and the change in the flow field structure. Three different schemes are proposed along the suction surface, and the results indicate that the EW2 scheme, which is located behind the separation starting point and near the vortex core of the separation vortex, has the best performance. The suction groove weakens the downwash caused by the boundary layer on the upper endwall, reducing the radial dimension of the corner and suppressing separation. Suction on the upper endwall also increases the pressure difference in the radial direction of the flow passage, resulting in a slight increase in the suction-side horseshoe vortex (HSV) at the hub. An overall loss reduction of 9.4% is achieved when the suction coefficient is 46%, and the corner separation is most effectively suppressed while ensuring that the HSV at the hub only slightly increases.https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3417/15/1/76near-stall conditionboundary layer suctiontransonic compressor cascadestreamwise groove suctionsectorial cascade
spellingShingle Ruixing Liang
Huawei Lu
Zhitao Tian
Hong Wang
Shuang Guo
Numerical Study on the Effects of Boundary Layer Suction on Flow in the Sectorial Transonic Cascade Under Imitated Near-Stall Condition
Applied Sciences
near-stall condition
boundary layer suction
transonic compressor cascade
streamwise groove suction
sectorial cascade
title Numerical Study on the Effects of Boundary Layer Suction on Flow in the Sectorial Transonic Cascade Under Imitated Near-Stall Condition
title_full Numerical Study on the Effects of Boundary Layer Suction on Flow in the Sectorial Transonic Cascade Under Imitated Near-Stall Condition
title_fullStr Numerical Study on the Effects of Boundary Layer Suction on Flow in the Sectorial Transonic Cascade Under Imitated Near-Stall Condition
title_full_unstemmed Numerical Study on the Effects of Boundary Layer Suction on Flow in the Sectorial Transonic Cascade Under Imitated Near-Stall Condition
title_short Numerical Study on the Effects of Boundary Layer Suction on Flow in the Sectorial Transonic Cascade Under Imitated Near-Stall Condition
title_sort numerical study on the effects of boundary layer suction on flow in the sectorial transonic cascade under imitated near stall condition
topic near-stall condition
boundary layer suction
transonic compressor cascade
streamwise groove suction
sectorial cascade
url https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3417/15/1/76
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