This document summarizes a study on modeling and simulating gas turbine cooled blades. It develops mathematical models and numerical methods to calculate the stationary and quasi-stationary temperature fields of a blade profile part with convective cooling. It considers the heat conduction equation and boundary conditions for the problem. It then outlines the following key points:
1) It uses the Boundary Integral Equation Method (BIEM) and Finite Difference Method (FDM) combination to solve the temperature field calculation problem.
2) It develops effective quadrature processes to evaluate singular integral operators in the boundary integral equations.
3) It extends the modeling technique to cases with blade inserts and for quasi-stationary temperature calculations.
4) It
Different analytical and numerical methods are commonly used to solve transient heat conduction problems. In this problem, the use of Alternating Direct Implicit scheme (ADI) was adopted to solve temperature variation within an infinitesimal long bar of a square cross-section. The bottom right quadrant of the square cross-section of the bar was selected. The surface of the bar was maintained at constant temperature and temperature variation within the bar was evaluated within a time frame. The Laplace equation governing the 2-dimesional heat conduction was solved by iterative schemes as a result of the time variation. The modelled problem using COMSOL-MULTIPHYSICS software validated the result of the ADI analysis. On comparing the Modelled results from COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS and the results from ADI iterative scheme graphically, there was an high level of agreement between both results.
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Different analytical and numerical methods are commonly used to solve transient heat conduction problems. In this problem, the use of Alternating Direct Implicit scheme (ADI) was adopted to solve temperature variation within an infinitesimal long bar of a square cross-section. The bottom right quadrant of the square cross-section of the bar was selected. The surface of the bar was maintained at constant temperature and temperature variation within the bar was evaluated within a time frame. The Laplace equation governing the 2-dimesional heat conduction was solved by iterative schemes as a result of the time variation. The modelled problem using COMSOL-MULTIPHYSICS software validated the result of the ADI analysis. On comparing the Modelled results from COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS and the results from ADI iterative scheme graphically, there was an high level of agreement between both results.
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International Journal of Mechanical, Industrial Science and Engineering Vol:1 No:9, 2007
Modeling and Simulating of Gas Turbine
Cooled Blades
А. Pashayev, D. Askerov, R. Sadiqov, A. Samedov, and C. Ardil
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Abstract—In contrast to existing methods which do not take into
account multiconnectivity in a broad sense of this term, we develop
mathematical models and highly effective combination (BIEM and
FDM) numerical methods of calculation of stationary and quasistationary temperature field of a profile part of a blade with
convective cooling (from the point of view of realization on PC). The
theoretical substantiation of these methods is proved by appropriate
theorems. For it, converging quadrature processes have been
developed and the estimations of errors in the terms of A.Ziqmound
continuity modules have been received.
For visualization of profiles are used: the method of the least
squares with automatic conjecture, device spline, smooth
replenishment and neural nets. Boundary conditions of heat exchange
are determined from the solution of the corresponding integral
equations and empirical relationships. The reliability of designed
methods is proved by calculation and experimental investigations
heat and hydraulic characteristics of the gas turbine first stage nozzle
blade.
distribution of heat in multi–dimensional area (FourierKirchhoff equation) has a kind [1]:
∂( ρCvT )
= div(λ grad T) + qv ,
∂t
where ρ , cv and λ - accordingly material density, thermal
capacity, and heat conduction; qv - internal source or drain of
heat, and T - is required temperature.
Research has established that the temperature condition of
the blade profile part with radial cooling channels can be
determined as two-dimensional [2]. Besides, if to suppose
constancy of physical properties and absence of internal
sources (drains) of heat, then the temperature field under fixed
conditions will depend only on the skew shape and on the
temperature distribution on the skew boundaries. In this case,
equation (1) will look like:
Keywords—Modeling, Simulating, Gas Turbine, Cooled Blades.
T
ΔT =
I. INTRODUCTION
HE development of aviation gas turbine engines (AGTE)
at the present stage is mainly reached by assimilation of
high values of gas temperature in front of the turbine ( T Г ).
The activities on gas temperature increase are conducted in
several directions. Assimilation of high ( T Г ) in AGTE is
however reached by refinement of cooling systems of turbine
blades. It is especially necessary to note, that with T Г
increase the requirement to accuracy of results will increase.
In other words, at allowed values of AGTE metal
temperature Tlim = (1100...1300K ) , the absolute error of
temperature calculation should be in limits ( 20 − 30 K ), that is
no more than 2-3%.
This is difficult to achieve (multiconnected fields with
various cooling channels, variables in time and coordinates
boundary conditions). Such problem solving requires
application of modern and perfect mathematical device.
II. PROBLEM FORMULATION
In classical statement a heat conduction differential
equation in common case for non-stationary process with
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(1)
∂ 2T
∂x
2
+
∂ 2T
∂y 2
=0
(2)
When determining particular temperature fields in gas
turbine elements are used boundary conditions of the third
kind, describing heat exchange between the skew field and the
environment (on the basis of a hypothesis of a NewtonRiemann). In that case, these boundary conditions will be
recorded as follows:
α 0 (T0 − Tγ 0 ) = λ
∂Tγ 0
∂n
(3)
This following equation characterizes the quantity of heat
transmitted by convection from gas to unit of a surface of a
blade and assigned by heat conduction in a skew field of a
blade.
−λ
∂Tγ i
∂n
= α i (Tγ i − Ti )
(4)
Equation (4) characterizes the heat quantity assigned by
convection of the cooler, which is transmitted by heat
conduction of the blade material to the surface of cooling
channels: where T0 - temperature of environment at i = 0 ; Ti
- temperature of the environment at i = 1, M (temperature of
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the cooler), where M - quantity of outlines; Tγ0 - temperature
on an outline γi at i = 0 (outside outline of blade); Tγi temperature on an γi at i = 1, M (outline of cooling
channels); α 0 - heat transfer factor from gas to a surface of a
blade (at i = 0 ); α i - heat transfer factor from a blade to the
cooling air at i = 1, M ; λ - thermal conductivity of the
material of a blade; n - external normal on an outline of
researched area.
boundary integral equations using Tikhonov regularization
and are proved appropriate theorems [1].
3.2. The given calculating technique of the blade
temperature field can be applied also to blades with the plug–
in deflector. On consideration blades with deflectors in
addition to boundary condition of the III kind adjoin also
interfaces conditions between segments of the outline partition
as equalities of temperatures and heat flows
Tv ( x, y ) = Tv +1 ( x, y ) ,
∂Tv ( x, y ) ∂Tv +1 ( x, y )
,
=
∂n
∂n
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III. PROBLEM SOLUTION
At present for the solution of this boundary problem (2)-(4)
four numerical methods are used: Methods of Finite
Differences (MFD), Finite Element Method (FEM),
probabilistic method (Monte-Carlo method), and Boundary
Integral Equations Method (BIEM) (or its discrete analog ─
Boundary Element Method (BEM)).
Let us consider BIEM application for the solution of
problem (2)-(4).
3.1. In contrast to [4], we offer to decide the given
boundary value problem (2)-(4) as follows. We locate the
distribution of temperature T = T (x, y ) as follows:
T(x, y) = ∫ ρ nR −1 ds ,
(5)
Г
M
where Г = ∪ γi -smooth closed Jordan curve; M -quantity of
i =0
cooled channels; ρ = M ρ i - density of a logarithmic potential
∪
i =0
uniformly distributed on γi
Thus curve
M
S = ∪ si
.
i =0
where ν - number of segments of the outline partition of the
blade cross-section; x, y - coordinates of segments. At finding
of cooler T best values, is necessary to solve the inverse
problem of heat conduction. For it is necessary at first to find
solution of the heat conduction direct problem with boundary
condition of the III kind from a gas leg and boundary
conditions I kinds from a cooling air leg
Tv (x, y) γ = Ti0 ,
0
where Ti0 -the unknown optimum temperature of a wall of a
blade from a leg of a cooling air.
3.3. The developed technique for the numerical solution of
stationary task of the heat conduction in cooled blades can be
distributed also to quasistationary case.
Let us consider a third boundary-value problem for the heat
conduction quasilines equation:
M
Г = ∪ γi are positively oriented and are given
in a parametric kind: x = x(s ) ; y = y (s ) ; s ∈ [0 , L ] ; L = ∫ ds .
∂ ⎛
∂T ⎞ ∂ ⎛
∂T ⎞
⎜ λ (T )
⎟=0
⎜ λ (T )
⎟+
∂x ⎝
∂x ⎠ ∂y ⎜
∂y ⎟
⎝
⎠
Using BIEM and expression (5) we shall put problem (2)-(4)
to the following system of boundary integral equations:
α i (Tci − Tγi ) − λ (T )
i =0
(7)
Г
ρ (s) −
αi
∂
1
,
−1
∫ ( ρ ( s ) − ρ (ξ )) ∂n nR( s, ξ )dξ = 2πλ (T − ∫ ρ ( s ) nR ds )
2π Г
Г
(6)
∂Tγi
∂n
=0
(8)
For linearization of tasks (7) - (8) we shall use the
Kirchhoff permutation:
where
T
R(s,ξ) = ((x(s) − x(ξ ))2 + ( y(s) − y(ξ ))2 )1/ 2 .
A = ∫ λ (ξ )dξ
(9)
0
For the singular integral operator’s evaluation, which are
included in (6) the discrete operators of the logarithmic
potential with simple and double layer are investigated. Their
connection and the evaluations in modules term of the
continuity (evaluation such as assessments by A. Zigmound
are obtained) is shown [1,6]. Thus are developed effective
from the point of view of realization on computers the
numerical methods basing on constructed two-parametric
quadratute processes for the discrete operators logarithmic
potential of the double and simple layer. Their systematic
errors are estimated, the methods quadratures mathematically
are proved for the approximate solution Fredholm I and II
Then equation (7) is transformed into the following Laplace
equation:
∂2 A
∂x 2
+
∂2 A
∂y 2
=0
(10)
For preserving convection additives in boundary-value
condition (8) we shall accept in initial approximation
λ (T ) = λc . Then from (9) we have
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T = A / λc
(11)
n
Yi = ∑aij ⊗xj; i =1,m
(14)
r
s
Yi = ∑ars ⊗x1 ⊗x2; r = 0,l; s = 0,l; r + s ≤ l
(15)
j=1
And the regional condition (8) will be transformed as
follows:
α i (Tci − Aγi / λ c ) −
∂Aγi
∂n
=0
(12)
So, the stationary problem (10) with (12) is solved by
boundary integrated equations method. If the solution
L( x, y ) in the ( x, y ) point of the linear third boundary-value
problem (10), (12) for the Laplace equation substitute in (9)
and after integration to solve the appropriate algebraic
equation, which degree is higher than the degree of function
λ (T ) with digit, we shall receive meaning of temperature
T ( x, y ) in the same point. Thus in radicals is solved the
algebraic equation with non-above fourth degree
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a 0 T 4 + a 1T 3 + a 2 T 2 + a 3T + a 4 = A .
r,s
(13)
This corresponds to the λ (T ) which is the multinomial with
degree non-above third. In the result, the temperature field
will be determined on the first approximation, as the boundary
condition (8) took into account constant meaning heat
conduction λc in convective thermal flows. According to it
we shall designate this solution T (1) (accordingly A (1) ). For
determining
consequents
approximations
A (2 )
(2 ) ), the function A(T ) is decomposing in
(accordingly T
Taylor series in the neighborhood of T (1) and the linear
members are left in it only. In result is received a third
boundary-value problem for the Laplace equation relatively
function A (2 ) . The temperature T (2 ) is determined by the
solution of the equation (11).
The multiples computing experiments with the using BIEM
for calculation the temperature fields of nozzle and working
blades with various amount and disposition of cooling
channels, having a complex configuration, is showed, that for
practical calculations in this approach, offered by us, the
discretization of the integrations areas can be conducted with
smaller quantity of discrete points. Thus the reactivity of the
algorithms developed and accuracy of evaluations is
increased. The accuracy of temperatures calculation, required
consumption of the cooling air, heat flows, and losses from
cooling margins essentially depends on reliability of boundary
conditions, included in calculation of heat exchange.
3.4 Piece-polynomial smoothing of cooled gas-turbine
blade structures with automatic conjecture is considered: the
method of the least squares, device spline, smooth
replenishment, and neural nets are used.
A new approach of mathematical models’ parameters
identification is considered. This approach is based on Neural
Networks (Soft Computing) [7-9].
Let us consider the regression equations:
where
ars are the required parameters (regression
coefficients).
The problem is put definition of values aij and ars
parameters of equations (14) and (15) based on the statistical
experimental data, i.e. input x j and x1 , x2 , output coordinates
Y of the model.
Neural Network (NN) consists from connected between
their neurons sets. At using NN for the solving (14) and (15)
input signals of the network are accordingly values of
variables X = ( x1 , x2 ,..., xn ) , X = ( x1 , x2 ) and output Y . As
parameters of the network are aij and ars parameters’ values.
At the solving of the identification problem of parameters
aij and ars for the equations (14) and (15) with using NN, the
basic problem is training the last.
We allow, there are statistical data from experiments. On
the basis of these input and output data we making training
pairs ( X , T ) for network training. For construction of the
model process on input of NN input signals X move and
outputs are compared with reference output signals Т .
After comparison, the deviation value is calculating by
formula
E=
1 k
∑ (Y j − T j ) 2
2 j =1
If for all training pairs, deviation value Е less given then
training (correction) parameters of a network comes to end. In
opposite case it continues until value Е will not reach
minimum.
Correction of network parameters for left and right part is
carried out as follows:
н
c
a rs = a rs + γ
∂E
,
∂a rs
c
н
where ars , ars are the old and new values of NN parameters
and γ is training speed.
3.5. For determining of the temperature fields of AGTE
elements, the problem of gas flow distribution on blades’
profile of the turbine cascade is considered. The solution is
based on the numerical realization of the Fredholm boundary
integrated equation II kind.
On the basis of the theory of the potential flow of cascades,
distribution of speed along the profile contour can be found by
solving of the following integrated equation [10]:
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ϕ (xk , yk ) = V∞ (xk cos α ∞ + yk sin α ∞ ) ±
1
2π
Гθ B ∓
1
2π
∫ ϕ (S )dθ (16)
S+
where ϕ ( x k , y k ) -the value of speeds potential; V∞ - the gas
speed vectors mean on the flowing; α ∞ - the angle between
the vector V∞ and the profile cascade axis; Г - the circulation
of speed; θ В - the angle that corresponds to the outlet edge of
the profile.
The value of the gas flow speed is determined by the
derivation of speeds potential along the contour s , i.e.
V (s ) = dϕ ds .
Distribution of speed along the profile contour can be
determined by solving the integral equation for the current
function ψ [10, 11]:
ψ = V∞ ( y cos α ∞ − x sin α ∞ ) ∓
1
2π
∫ V ln
S+
sh 2 π (x − xk ) + sin 2 π ( y − yk )ds
t
t
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3.6. The data of speed distribution along the profile contour
are incoming for determining outer boundary heat exchange
conditions.
The problem of determining inner boundary heat exchange
conditions is necessary. To calculate heat transfer in the
cooling channel track of the vanes usually is applied criterial
relationships [5, 12, 13].
At known geometry of the cooling scheme, for definition of
the convective heat exchange local coefficients α В of the
cooler by the standard empirical formulas, is necessary to
have income values of air flow distribution in cooling
channels.
To determine the distribution of flow in the blade cooling
system, an equivalent hydraulic scheme is built.
The construction of the equivalent hydraulic tract circuit of
the vane cooling is connected with the description of the
cooled vane design. The whole passage of coolant flow is
divided in some definite interconnected sections, the so-called
typical elements, and every one has the possibility of identical
definition of hydraulic resistance. The points of connection of
typical elements are changed by node points, in which the
streams, mergion or division of cooler flows is taking places
proposal without pressure change. All the typical elements
and node points are connected in the same sequence and order
as the tract sites of the cooled vane.
To describe the coolant flow at every inner node the 1st low
by Kirchhoff is used:
f1 =
m
∑ Gij
j =1
=
∑ sign(Δpij )k ij Δpij ;
m
i = 1,2,3...n
(18)
j =1
where Gij is the discharge of coolant on the element, i − j ,
m are the e number of typical elements connected to i node
of the circuit, n is the number of inner nodes of hydraulic
circuit, Δpij - losses of total pressure of the coolant on element
i − j . In this formula the coefficient of hydraulic conductivity
of the circuit element ( i − j ) is defined as:
k ij = 2 f ij2 ⋅ p ij ξ ij ,
(19)
where f ij , p ij , ξ ij are the mean area of the cross-section
passage of elements ( i − j ), density of coolant flow in the
element, and coefficient of hydraulic resistance of this
element. The system of nonlinear algebraic equations (18) is
solved by the Zeidel method with acceleration, taken from:
p ik +1 = p ik − f i k
(∂f
∂p )k ,
where k is the iteration number, p ik is the coolant pressure in
i node of the hydraulic circuit. The coefficients of hydraulic
resistance ξ ij used in (19) are defined by analytical
dependencies, which are in the literature available at present
[12].
IV. RESULTS
The developed techniques of profiling, calculation of
temperature fields and parameters of the cooler in cooling
systems are approved at research of the gas turbine first stage
nozzle blades thermal condition. Thus the following
geometrical and regime parameters of the stage are used: step
of the cascade - t = 41.5 мм , inlet gas speed to cascade V1 = 156 м / s , outlet gas speed from cascade -
V2 = 512 м / s , inlet gas speed vector angle - α1 = 0.7 0 , gas
flow temperature and pressure: on the entrance to the stage 6
Tг* = 1333 K , p г = 1.2095 ⋅ 10 Pа , on the exit from stage *
Tг1 = 1005 K , p г 1 = 0.75 ⋅ 10 6 Pа ; relative gas speed on the
exit from the cascade - λ1аd = 0.891 .
The geometrical model of the nozzle blades (Fig. 1),
diagrams of speed distributions V and convective heat
exchange local coefficients of gas α г along profile contour
(Fig. 2) are received.
The geometrical model (Fig. 3) and the cooling tract
equivalent hydraulic scheme (Fig. 4) are developed. Cooler
basics parameters in the cooling system and temperature field
of blade cross section (Fig. 5) are determined.
The reliability of the methods was proved by experimental
investigations heat and hydraulic characteristics of blades in
"Turbine Construction" (Laboratory in St. Petersburg, Russia).
Geometric model, equivalent hydraulic schemes of cooling
tracks have been obtained, cooler parameters and temperature
field of "Turbo machinery Plant" enterprise (Yekaterinburg,
Russia) gas turbine nozzle blade of the 1st stage have been
determined. Methods have demonstrated high efficiency at
repeated and polivariant calculations, on the basis of which
has been offered the way of blade cooling system
modernization.
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αg,
Vt
2
m K
1
mm
100
95
90
85
80
75
70
65
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
0
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45
x, mm
Fig. 1 The cascade of profiles of the nozzle cooled blade
у, mm
λ
2
x, mm
Fig. 2 Distribution of the relative speeds (1) and of gas convective
heat exchange coefficients (2) along the periphery of the profile
contour
Fig. 3 Geometrical model with foliation of design points of contour
(1-78) and equivalent hydraulic schemes reference sections (1-50) of
the experimental nozzle blade
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Fig. 4 The equivalent hydraulic scheme of experimental nozzle blade
cooling system
ТB , К
1180
1160
1140
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1080
1060
1040
1020
1000
0
10
20
30
40
Fig. 5 Distribution of temperature along outside ( ) and internal (
the cooled nozzle blade
) contours of
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