A turbine pump inducer cavitation flow numerical prediction method based on low-temperature fluid

A low-temperature fluid, numerical prediction technology, applied in the field of turbomachinery, can solve problems such as the inability to meet the cavitation of aerospace turbopumps and the lack of comprehensive consideration.

Active Publication Date: 2019-04-26
BEIJING INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYGY
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[0005] In view of the fact that the existing calculation method for the cryogenic fluid of the inducer is not comprehensive enough and cannot meet the cavitation problem of the aerospace turbo pump, the technical problem to be solved by a numerical prediction method for the cavitation flow of the turbo pump inducer based on the cryogenic flu

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[0062] When the cryogenic fluid moves in the flow field, the temperature will change, and its thermodynamic properties will change with the temperature, which will affect the flow field characteristics and cavitation distribution. Applied to the liquid rocket turbopump inducer in the aerospace field, it can accurately predict the inducer head curve, internal flow field characteristics and radial force dynamic characteristics. In order to obtain a numerical calculation method for low-temperature medium that can effectively improve the accuracy and simulate low-temperature medium-induced wheel cavitation flow, this embodiment adopts a numerical prediction method for turbo pump induced wheel-cavitation flow based on low-temperature medium. Numerical prediction of wheel cavitation flow induced by low-temperature fluid, and accurate simulation of induced wheel cavitation flow. Among them, the prediction results of different working conditions are obtained by changing the inlet pres...

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The invention discloses a turbine pump inducer cavitation flow numerical prediction method based on low-temperature fluid, and belongs to the technical field of impeller machinery. The implementationmethod comprises the following steps: establishing an inducer model and an inlet and outlet runner model according to actual working conditions, and dividing grids; Establishing a computational fluidmechanics model, carrying out rotation correction on the turbulence model, and carrying out thermodynamic correction on the cavitation model; Setting and calculating boundary conditions of the single-phase steady flow to obtain a single-phase result; Calculating two-phase steady flow by taking a single-phase result as an initial value, and then changing inlet pressure and outlet mass flow to obtain calculation results of different working conditions; Calculating unsteady flow of the two phases by taking the two-phase steady result as an initial value to obtain an unsteady calculation result; By analyzing a calculation result, accurate flow field characteristic distribution, inducer performance and radial force dynamic characteristics of the inducer under the action of a flow field are obtained, the inducer is assisted to be designed and optimized, and the experiment cost and time are saved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for numerically predicting the cavitation flow of a turbine pump inducer based on cryogenic fluid, and belongs to the technical field of turbomachinery. Background technique [0002] At present, the working medium and temperature of hydraulic machinery are not limited to normal temperature water. The turbopump, which is the core of the liquid rocket engine, uses cryogenic fluids such as liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen as the flow medium. The cavitation condition of cryogenic fluid has always been one of the main constraints in the development of turbopumps. When cavitation occurs, the load of the turbo pump will decrease sharply, and cause severe vibration, causing damage to the rotor system of the turbo pump, especially when the turbo pump operates in a complex environment such as low temperature, high pressure, and high speed. The inducer is installed in front to increase the inlet pressure of the turbo pump and ...

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IPC IPC(8): G06F17/50
CPCG06F30/17G06F30/23
Inventor 黄彪陈晖潘俊屹梁文栋项乐
Owner BEIJING INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYGY
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