In order to study the effects of rotation on a realshaped internal cooling channel in the high pressure turbine blade
the heat transfer characteristics of a twopass trapezoidal channel with vertical ribs were studied experimentally
with Reynolds numbers range of 10000-50000
rotation number range of 0-209 and the model orientation angles of 0°
225°and 45°. The results indicated that: for the stationary case
the heat transfer at the trailing wall was stronger than that at the leading wall in the first channel
but it was only slightly larger in the second channel. For the rotating case with the model orientation angle of 0° to the axis of rotation
as the rotation number increased
the heat transfer difference between the trailing wall and the leading wall became larger in the first channel
while the heat transfer at the leading wall gradually became stronger than that at the trailing wall in the second channel. At a high rotation number (rotation number was more than 1)
the heat transfer was the largest for the case with 0°model orientation angle
and the smallest for the case with 45°model orientation angle.