NASA NTRS · 19820009301
Three dimensional flow field inside compressor rotor, including blade boundary layers
Abstract
The flow in a turbomachinery blade passage has a predominant flow direction. The viscous diffusion in the streamwise direction is usually small and the elliptic influence is transmitted upstream through the pressure field. Starting with a guessed pressure field, it is possible to converge on the full elliptic solution by iterating between a parabolic solution and an iteration of the pressure field. The main steps of the calculation are given. The blade boundary layers which are three dimensional with laminar, transitional, turbulent, and separation zones are investigated. The kinetic energy is analyzed, and the dissipation equation is presented. Measurements were made of the three dimensional flow inside an axial flow compressor passage.
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Pouagare, M., Galmes, J. M., Lakshminarayana, B., Murthy, K. N. S.. 1982-01-01. Three dimensional flow field inside compressor rotor, including blade boundary layers. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19820009301
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