Modal Characteristics of Compressor Blades Considering Fluid-Solid Interaction

Qing Guo Luo; Dong Ya Si; Zheng Guang Ran; Xu Dong Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.376.407

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Modal Characteristics of Compressor Blades Considering Fluid-Solid Interaction

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An accurate three-dimensional flow passage model of the compressor has been created; the stress distribution of the main flow channel has been obtained. The aerodynamic force was applied to the impeller blades. Three kinds of loads were applied to the main blades and splitter blades. Modal characteristics of the compressor blades have been intensively studied.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 376)

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August 2013

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Qing Guo Luo, Dong Ya Si, Zheng Guang Ran, Xu Dong Wang

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Compressor Blades, Fluid-Solid Interaction, Modal, One-Way

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