NASA NTRS ยท 19740009585
Estimation of deviation angle for axial-flow compressor blade sections using inviscid-flow solutions
Abstract
Development of a method of estimating deviation angles by analytical procedures was begun. Solutions for inviscid, irrotational flow in the blade-to-blade plane were obtained with a finite-difference calculation method. Deviation angles for a plane cascade with a rounded trailing edge were estimated by using the inviscid-flow solutions and three trailing-edge hypotheses. The estimated deviation angles were compared with existing experimental data over a range of incidence angles at inlet flow angles of 30 deg and 60 deg. The results indicate that deviation angles can be estimated accurately (within 1 deg) by using one of the three trailing-edge hypotheses, but only when pressure losses are low. A new trailing-edge hypotheses is presented which is suitable (for the cascade considered) for both low- and high-loss operating points.
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Miller, M. J.. 1974-03-01. Estimation of deviation angle for axial-flow compressor blade sections using inviscid-flow solutions. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19740009585
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