The document summarizes the development of effective cooling schemes for gas turbine blades based on computer simulation. It describes:
1) The development of mathematical models and numerical methods (BIEM and FDM) to accurately calculate the temperature fields of turbine blades with complex cooling channel configurations, taking into account various heat transfer factors.
2) The application of boundary integral equation methods (BIEM) to solve the boundary value problems describing the temperature distributions, which involves discretizing the boundary into elements and setting up a system of linear algebraic equations relating the unknown boundary temperatures.
3) The extension of the techniques to model transient/non-steady state heat transfer problems by using a substitution to reduce the problem to a stationary boundary value problem.