Performance Analysis of Axial Flow Compressor and Part Load Consideration in a Gas Turbine Application
A performance analysis of a three stage axial flow compressor with part load consideration in gas turbine application regarding surge margin is presented in this paper. A three stage compressor was designed and numerical simulation as well as a modified stream line curvature analysis was applied to...
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| description | A performance analysis of a three stage axial flow compressor with part load consideration in gas turbine application regarding surge margin is presented in this paper. A three stage compressor was designed and numerical simulation as well as a modified stream line curvature analysis was applied to validate the design model. These two analyses verified the design which was based on a test case model and showed an acceptable accuracy. Performance was predicted by introducing a modified one dimensional method for the compressor. A typical gas turbine with specific components was considered to evaluate the effect of compressor early design parameters on its behavior at part loads. Four compressors were designed with change in reaction ratio and flow coefficient as the input data of the design process. The analysis showed that an increase of 8% and decrease of 5% in reaction ratio and flow coefficient respectively, compared with the base design model, would lead to getting away the running line from the surge line by an amount of 5% approximately and working in a safer margin as well as higher efficiency working range, so the energy conversion can be done efficiently. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-f6bb88e2421a4c63a403dc11e96283b02022-12-21T18:11:26ZengThe Japan Society of Mechanical EngineersJournal of Thermal Science and Technology1880-55662013-09-018347648710.1299/jtst.8.476jtstPerformance Analysis of Axial Flow Compressor and Part Load Consideration in a Gas Turbine ApplicationMajid ASLI0Abolghasem M. TOUSI1Department of Aerospace Engineering, Amirkabir University of TechnologyDepartment of Aerospace Engineering, Amirkabir University of TechnologyA performance analysis of a three stage axial flow compressor with part load consideration in gas turbine application regarding surge margin is presented in this paper. A three stage compressor was designed and numerical simulation as well as a modified stream line curvature analysis was applied to validate the design model. These two analyses verified the design which was based on a test case model and showed an acceptable accuracy. Performance was predicted by introducing a modified one dimensional method for the compressor. A typical gas turbine with specific components was considered to evaluate the effect of compressor early design parameters on its behavior at part loads. Four compressors were designed with change in reaction ratio and flow coefficient as the input data of the design process. The analysis showed that an increase of 8% and decrease of 5% in reaction ratio and flow coefficient respectively, compared with the base design model, would lead to getting away the running line from the surge line by an amount of 5% approximately and working in a safer margin as well as higher efficiency working range, so the energy conversion can be done efficiently.https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jtst/8/3/8_476/_pdf/-char/enperformancegas turbinecompressor characteristicspart speedworking linepressure ratio |
| spellingShingle | Majid ASLI Abolghasem M. TOUSI Performance Analysis of Axial Flow Compressor and Part Load Consideration in a Gas Turbine Application Journal of Thermal Science and Technology performance gas turbine compressor characteristics part speed working line pressure ratio |
| title | Performance Analysis of Axial Flow Compressor and Part Load Consideration in a Gas Turbine Application |
| title_full | Performance Analysis of Axial Flow Compressor and Part Load Consideration in a Gas Turbine Application |
| title_fullStr | Performance Analysis of Axial Flow Compressor and Part Load Consideration in a Gas Turbine Application |
| title_full_unstemmed | Performance Analysis of Axial Flow Compressor and Part Load Consideration in a Gas Turbine Application |
| title_short | Performance Analysis of Axial Flow Compressor and Part Load Consideration in a Gas Turbine Application |
| title_sort | performance analysis of axial flow compressor and part load consideration in a gas turbine application |
| topic | performance gas turbine compressor characteristics part speed working line pressure ratio |
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