The Analysis of Aerodynamic Load for High Speed Centrifugal Compressor Blade

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With the ANSYS Workbench software,the 3D fluid model of the impeller for the centrifugal compressor is set up,whose design flow is 3.2kg/s,rotating speed is 32473r/min,pressure ratio is 3.8,and then with the method of CFD,the k-ε two equations model is selected as the turbulence model,in the condition of design speed,the fluid region of the impeller is simulated under eight different flow rate,the aerodynamic load of the impeller blade and its distribution is acquired under different flow rate,the results showed that the location of the largest aerodynamic load is in the blade that near the outlet of impeller,under the design flow rate condition,the largest aerodynamic load is 0.1969MPa,the aerodynamic load increases with the flow rate decreases.

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