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Windage Heating in a Shrouded Rotor-Stator System

Journal of Engineering for Gas Turbines and Power, 2014
This paper has experimentally and numerically studied the windage heating in a shrouded rotor-stator disk system with superimposed flow. Temperature rise in the radius direction on the rotating disk is linked to the viscous heating process when cooling air flows through the rotating component.
Zhi, Tao   +4 more
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Parallel Computation of Rotor-Stator Interaction

1998
Numerical simulation of rotor-stator interaction is crucial for turboma-chinery improvement since it allows the optimization of blade path design. In addition, the numerical simulation of rotor-stator interaction makes it possible to predict the location and variation of hot spots on blades, which is extremely useful in the turbine thermal design ...
Paul Cizmas, Ravishankar Subramanya
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An analysis of rotor-stator interaction

2012
The aim of this paper is to investigate the influence of rotor-stator interaction on the dynamic behaviour of a rotor-bearing system. First the model of a SDOF system with two stop-ends is established. The analytical solution permits testing the stability and the robustness of the penalty contact law combined with two numerical schemes. Second, a three-
Duran, Celio   +4 more
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Experimental investigation of enclosed rotor-stator disk flows

Experimental Thermal and Fluid Science, 1994
Detailed hydrodynamic measurements were obtained in a rotating water-flow rig for an enclosed rotor-stator system with a stationary outer shroud. Three different measuring techniqueslaser-Doppler anemometry, hot-film velocimetry, and the yaw-tube methodwere employed.
Launder, Brian   +4 more
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Rotor–stator molecular crystals of fullerenes with cubane

Nature Materials, 2005
Cubane (C8H8) and fullerene (C60) are famous cage molecules with shapes of platonic or archimedean solids. Their remarkable chemical and solid-state properties have induced great scientific interest. Both materials form polymorphic crystals of molecules with variable orientational ordering.
Sándor, Pekker   +13 more
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Nanoemulsions produced by rotor–stator high speed stirring

International Journal of Pharmaceutics, 2015
Nanoemulsions were produced by high speed stirring using an ART MICCRA D27 rotor-stator system. Nanoemulsions with a droplet size of 135 nm and a narrow size distribution were obtained. The emulsions are physically stable for at least three months. Optimized production parameters are a stirring speed of 36,000 rpm (maximum speed) and a production time ...
Patrik, Scholz, Cornelia M, Keck
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Turbulence Modeling for Rotor Stator Interaction Noise

16th AIAA/CEAS Aeroacoustics Conference, 2010
The prediction of broadband rotor stator interaction noise produced by inhomogeneous turbulence is considered. The rigorous characterization of the turbulence, discussed previously by Glegg and Devenport (2001(b)), requires that it be specified in terms of the uncorrelated modes of the fluctuating velocity field.
Stewart Glegg, William Devenport
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Onset of turbulence in rotor–stator cavity flows

Journal of Fluid Mechanics
Numerous studies have indicated that turbulence typically initiates along the boundary layer of the stationary disk within a rotor–stator cavity. To describe the transition process to turbulence on the stationary side of a closed rotor–stator cavity, a comprehensive approach combining global linear stability analysis with direct numerical simulation ...
Yaguang Xie   +4 more
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Vane sweep effects on rotor/stator interaction noise

AIAA Journal, 1997
The application of a lifting surface theory to compute the aerodynamic and acoustic response of swept vane stators to viscous rotor wakes is studied. Starting from the flow equations for a perturbed, axially subsonic flow, expressions are derived for the velocity field induced by a stator.
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