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Investigation on clearance flow and heat transfer characteristics of ultra-large grooved blade tips under different outer ring cooling air injection
This study numerically investigated rotor blade clearance leakage in a low heat load turbine, considering coupled effects of outer ring cooling air and ultra-large groove depth. Six circumferential/axial cooling air configurations and six groove depths were investigated. The results indicate that the total pressure loss of the cascade increases by up to 1.36 %, 6.73 %, 3.62 %, 8.37 % and 13.43 % in the five different outer ring cooling air cases compared with that without outer ring cooling air. The primary reason contributing to the rise in overall leakage loss is the axial outer ring cooling air, and circumferential outer ring cooling air is the key factor to aggravating the Nusselt number (Nu) on blade tip. Circumferential outer ring cooling air decreases the total pressure loss in 75 % ∼ 95 % blade height, and axial outer ring cooling air reduces the total pressure loss in 95 % ∼ 100 % blade height, but aggravates the total pressure loss in 75 % ∼ 95 % blade height. Circumferential combined axial outer ring cooling air effectively decreases the leakage loss caused by axial outer ring cooling air, which can be reduced by up to 4.1 %. Meantime, the thermal load of the blade tip caused by separate circumferential and axial outer ring cooling air is strengthened.
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