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Analysis of radial-outflow turbine design for supercritical CO2 and comparison to radial-inflow turbines [PDF]
Cycles using supercritical carbon dioxide have been recognized as potential future power technology. However, the turbines in these systems tend to experience very high rotational speeds and entail small physical sizes, which can affect on the overall feasibility.
Aki Grönman, Antti Uusitalo
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An engineering approach for the fast simulation of radial inflow turbines with vaneless spiral casing by single-channel CFD models [PDF]
The basic RANS-CFD analysis of the simplest radial-inflow turbine configuration is the subject of this paper. An original technique is here proposed to model the effect of the vaneless spiral casing using single-channel CFD calculations and providing an ...
Danieli Piero +3 more
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Unidimensional and 3D Analyses of a Radial Inflow Turbine for an Organic Rankine Cycle under Design and Off-Design Conditions [PDF]
The organic Rankine cycle (ORC) is an efficient technology for electricity generation from low- and medium-temperature heat sources. In this type of power cycle, the radial inflow turbine is the option usually selected for electricity generation.
Gaylord Carrillo Caballero +5 more
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Mistuned Vibration of Radial Inflow Turbine Impeller
This paper is concerned with the numerical prediction of impeller blade vibration due to excitation by the wake of nozzle guide vanes in turbochargers.
Hiroaki HATTORI +2 more
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Combining one-dimensional parameter optimization and three-dimensional modeling optimization, a 30 kW radial inflow turbine for ocean thermal energy conversion was designed.
Yiming Wang +4 more
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Biomimetic Stator Vane Design for Radial Turbines in Waste Heat Recovery Applications [PDF]
Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) systems are widely used for converting low-temperature waste heat into useful power, but their overall efficiency depends heavily on the turbine’s performance, particularly the stator vane design in radial turbines. This study
Fuhaid Alshammari +2 more
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A Comparison of Partial Admission Axial and Radial Inflow Turbines for Underwater Vehicles
The metal fueled steam Rankine cycle has been successfully applied to Unmanned Underwater Vehicles. However, the suitable turbine configuration is yet to be determined for this particular application. In this paper, the mean-line design approach based on
Hanwei Wang +4 more
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Radial inflow turbine is a critical component in the ORC system, which not only influences the system's thermodynamic performance directly but also dominates the system investment cost.
Wenyu Li, Qin Ni, Xiang Ling
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Design and Optimization of a Radial Inflow Turbine for Use with a Low Temperature ORC
This study aims to design and optimize an organic Rankine cycle (ORC) and radial inflow turbine to recover waste heat from a polymer exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell. ORCs can take advantage of low-quality waste heat sources.
Richard Symes +3 more
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The Design of Two Radial Inflow Turbines [PDF]
Nozzle wakes are a common source of fatigue failures in radial inflow turbines. This paper describes an approach to avoiding these problems, without sacrificing performance or manufacturability, by using a small number of carefully designed nozzle vanes and tuning the rotor blades to avoid nozzle passing resonances.
George E. Smith +2 more
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