Method for predicting critical speed of low temperature liquid expander rotor under consideration of influence of radial fluid force
A low-temperature liquid, critical speed technology, applied in computer-aided design, special data processing applications, instruments, etc., can solve unreported problems and achieve the effects of ensuring stable operation, avoiding resonance, and improving rotor design
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[0047] The present invention is described in further detail below in conjunction with accompanying drawing:
[0048] refer to figure 1 , the method for predicting the critical rotational speed of the cryogenic liquid expander rotor considering the influence of the radial fluid force of the present invention includes the simulation of the transient flow field of the cryogenic liquid expander around the circumference of the cryogenic liquid expander considering the thermodynamic effect of the cryogenic fluid, the radial direction of the impeller of the cryogenic liquid expander Calculation of fluid force, evaluation of the impact of radial fluid force on the critical speed of the cryogenic liquid expander impeller, and prediction of the critical speed of the cryogenic liquid expander rotor considering the influence of radial fluid force.
[0049] 1. The simulation of the transient flow field around the cryogenic liquid expander considering the thermodynamic effect of the cryogen...
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