The Influence of Upstream Flow Angle Variation on Intermediate Turbine Duct

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Intermediate turbine duct represent the flow path between the high pressure and low pressure turbine. Caused by the complex flow mechanism, the outlet flow condition of the high pressure turbine is easily changed. Since the upstream flow condition from the high pressure turbine has a significant effect on the internal flow field of intermediate turbine duct, the study in the upstream condition is of high value. Through numerical simulation, the influence of upstream flow angle variation on intermediate turbine duct is observed. It is found that the main influence of the flow angle variation is near the hub side of the duct, and the quantitative result shows that a larger flow angle has a positive effect on the flow field and can reduce loss.

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October 2014

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