This invention discloses a performance optimization method for a blade-tip jet
hybrid propulsion
system based on
thermodynamic cycle planning, belonging to the field of
aerospace hybrid propulsion technology. The method decomposes the design goals of high power-to-weight ratio and low fuel consumption of an aircraft propulsion
system into optimization goals for the
system's
thermodynamic cycle parameters; identifies key parameters affecting cycle power and
thermal efficiency, including compressor pressure ratio,
turbine pressure ratio, rotor centrifugal pressure ratio, and blade-tip jet Mach number; collaboratively designs these
strongly coupled key parameters and calculates system performance based on component models and
energy conservation relationships; compares the calculated system power-to-weight ratio and fuel consumption with the optimization goals, and iteratively optimizes and adjusts component parameters until the optimization goals are met. This invention overcomes the limitations of traditional unidirectional engine design, achieving multi-level utilization and
full recovery of system energy, and effectively solves the problem that traditional propulsion systems cannot simultaneously achieve high power-to-weight ratio and low fuel consumption.