A fuel injector was designed for a certain type of trapped vortex combustor.Then
experiments were conducted to check its atomizing performance under various conditions
including different gas to liquid ratios
gas pressures and liquid pressures.The cold and hot simulations of the combustor were conducted to study the performance
and the velocity field
the temperature field and mass fraction distribution of the combustor were obtained.The simulation results show that the combustor is reasonably designed with compact structure and high combustion efficiency.The wall temperature distribution of the cavity is ideal.The changing regularity of the pressure loss and the outlet temperature distribution were obtained by numerical simulation and experimental research.The total pressure loss of the combustor is a bit larger and the temperature distribution of outlet is uniform.The results can provide relevent reference for the engineering application of the trapped vortex combustor.
Experiment on performance of interstage turbine trapped vortex combustor with acoustic energy nozzle
Simulation and analysis of wall heat fluxes for shear coaxial GH/GOsingle element combustor
Study of wall temperature on the interstage turbine single vortex combustor
Numerical simulation of center-body width in a trapped vortex combustor
Experimental study of wall temperature distribution on annular interstage trapped vortex combustor
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TAN Mi
SONG Shuang-wen
XING Fei
JIANG Jin-peng
LI Mao
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CAI Guo-biao
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China Aviation Powerplant Research Institute, Aviation Industry Corporation of China
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