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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"endwall cooling"”.

  1. The Effects of Upstream Boundary Layers on the NGV Endwall Cooling

    … raises challenges for the nozzle guide vane cooling. Two typical endwall cooling schemes, jump cooling and louver cooling, result in different interactions between the injected coolant and the mainstream, leading to different cooling effects. This study investigates these two cooling schemes …

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  2. Experimental Study of Gas Turbine Endwall Cooling with Endwall Contouring under Transonic Conditions

    … a penalty on engine performance. External film cooling comprises a significant part of the entire convective cooling scheme. This can be achieved injecting coolant air through film holes on airfoil and endwall passages or utilizing the high pressure air required to seal the gaps and interfaces …

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  3. Influence of Purge Flow Swirl and Passage Discrete Hole Injection Angle on Turbine Blade Endwall Cooling

    Gas turbine blade endwall cooling presents a significant challenge due to the complex secondary flow structures within blade passages. Purge flow coolant, which passes through the gap between the stator and rotor, and discrete cooling holes, which are positioned strategically within the coolant …

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  4. Effects of Realistic First-Stage Turbine Endwall Features

    The modern gas turbine engine requires innovative cooling techniques to protect its internal components from the harsh operating environment typically seen downstream of the combustor. Much research has been performed on the design of these cooling techniques thus allowing for combustion …

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  5. Effects of Realistic Combustor Exit Profiles on a Turbine Vane Endwall

    … field non-uniformities, make turbine vane and endwall cooling a very critical issue in engine design. To appropriately cool these surfaces, knowledge of the passage flow field and endwall temperature distribution at representative engine conditions is necessary. A combustor test section was …

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  6. Effects of Surface Conditions on Endwall Film-Cooling

    … exit warranting the need for sufficient cooling of the endwall region. Endwall cooling is affected by the coolant flow through certain design features. A typical endwall design includes a leakage slot at the interface between the combustor and the vane, a leakage slot at the vane-to-vane …

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  7. Parametric Investigation of the Combustor-Turbine Interface Leakage Geometry

    … from the slot between the combustor and turbine endwalls can be utilized for cooling purposes if properly designed. This study examines a three-dimensional slot geometry, scalloped to manipulated leakage flow distribution. Statistical techniques are used to decouple the effects of four geometric …

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