Advanced Compressor Loss Correlations, Part II: Experimental Verifications

Reliable efficiency calculation of high-subsonic and transonic compressor stages requires a detailed and accurate prediction of the flow field within these stages. Despite the tremendous progress in turbomachinery computational fluid mechanics, the compressor designer still uses different loss corre...

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Main Author: M. T. Schobeiri
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 1997-01-01
Series:International Journal of Rotating Machinery
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Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/S1023621X97000171
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description Reliable efficiency calculation of high-subsonic and transonic compressor stages requires a detailed and accurate prediction of the flow field within these stages. Despite the tremendous progress in turbomachinery computational fluid mechanics, the compressor designer still uses different loss correlations to estimate the total pressure losses and thus the efficiency of the compressor stage. The new shock loss model and the modified diffusion factor, developed in Part I, were implemented into a loss calculation procedure. In this part, correlations for total pressure loss, profile loss, and secondary loss coefficients are presented, using the available experimental data. Based on the profile loss coefficients, correlations were also established for boundary layer momentum thickness. These correlations allow the compressor designer to accurately estimate the blade losses and therefore the stage efficiency.
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spelling doaj-art-83a417dd66544d4a8e89de98bd5580de2025-02-03T06:01:16ZengWileyInternational Journal of Rotating Machinery1023-621X1997-01-013317918710.1155/S1023621X97000171Advanced Compressor Loss Correlations, Part II: Experimental VerificationsM. T. Schobeiri0Turbomachinery Performance Laboratory, Texas A&M University CS., TX 77843-3123, USAReliable efficiency calculation of high-subsonic and transonic compressor stages requires a detailed and accurate prediction of the flow field within these stages. Despite the tremendous progress in turbomachinery computational fluid mechanics, the compressor designer still uses different loss correlations to estimate the total pressure losses and thus the efficiency of the compressor stage. The new shock loss model and the modified diffusion factor, developed in Part I, were implemented into a loss calculation procedure. In this part, correlations for total pressure loss, profile loss, and secondary loss coefficients are presented, using the available experimental data. Based on the profile loss coefficients, correlations were also established for boundary layer momentum thickness. These correlations allow the compressor designer to accurately estimate the blade losses and therefore the stage efficiency.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/S1023621X97000171Compressortransonicsubsoniclosscorrelations.
spellingShingle M. T. Schobeiri
Advanced Compressor Loss Correlations, Part II: Experimental Verifications
International Journal of Rotating Machinery
Compressor
transonic
subsonic
loss
correlations.
title Advanced Compressor Loss Correlations, Part II: Experimental Verifications
title_full Advanced Compressor Loss Correlations, Part II: Experimental Verifications
title_fullStr Advanced Compressor Loss Correlations, Part II: Experimental Verifications
title_full_unstemmed Advanced Compressor Loss Correlations, Part II: Experimental Verifications
title_short Advanced Compressor Loss Correlations, Part II: Experimental Verifications
title_sort advanced compressor loss correlations part ii experimental verifications
topic Compressor
transonic
subsonic
loss
correlations.
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/S1023621X97000171
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