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Títol: 3D numerical simulation of a jet engine axial compression stage
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Director/a: MELLIBOVSKY ELSTEIN, FERNANDO PABLO
Departament: FIS
Títol: 3D numerical simulation of a jet engine axial compression stage
Data inici oferta: 27-11-2014 Data finalització oferta: 27-06-2015
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Tipus: Individual | |
Lloc de realització: EETAC | |
Paraules clau: | |
jet, engine, propulsion, compressor, simulation | |
Descripció del contingut i pla d'activitats: | |
The aim of this work is to undertake three-dimensional simulation
of a compression stage of a jet engine axial compressor in order to study the air flow, assess blade performance at various working conditions, and validate the use of computational fluid dynamics tools in capturing the physics of the flow and reproducing theoretical and experimental results. The target geometry (a compression stage of a real jet engine) will be initially analysed from a theoretical perspective to anticipate expected performance. The numerical study will be done using a commercial code (ANSYS) and will initially focus on reproducing the stage behaviour at design point. Off-design performances will be evaluated by changing working conditions (blade rotation speed and target massflow). The bulk of the study will be three dimensional, although a number of computations on a simplified two-dimensional model for a cross-section of the blade/vane pair may be done for comparison. As a result, a complete description of the compressor map should be numerically accessible, allowing for a better understanding of phenomena such as surge or flow detachment. Working plan: 1 Motivate the study 2 Analyse the compression stage from a theoretical viewpoint 3 Model the real compressor stage 4 Simulate and adjust the design point operation 5 Scan for varying operation conditions to draw the compressor map 6 Analyse results |
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Overview (resum en anglès): | |
The aim of this work is to undertake three-dimensional simulation
of a compression stage of a jet engine axial compressor in order to study the air flow, assess blade performance at various working conditions, and validate the use of computational fluid dynamics tools in capturing the physics of the flow and reproducing theoretical and experimental results. The target geometry (a compression stage of a real jet engine) will be initially analysed from a theoretical perspective to anticipate expected performance. The numerical study will be done using a commercial code (ANSYS) and will initially focus on reproducing the stage behaviour at design point. Off-design performances will be evaluated by changing working conditions (blade rotation speed and target massflow). The bulk of the study will be three dimensional, although a number of computations on a simplified two-dimensional model for a cross-section of the blade/vane pair may be done for comparison. As a result, a complete description of the compressor map should be numerically accessible, allowing for a better understanding of phenomena such as surge or flow detachment. |