NUMERICAL RESEARCH ON IMPACT OF AIR SYSTEM BLEEDING ON COMPRESSOR PERFORMANCE

Bled air from the high pressure compressor takes up 3%—5% in the air system.However,there are not many studies on the compressor performance after bleeding.By analyzing the low-speed single-stage compressors,six bleeding structures are presented according to their influence mechanism on the compressor performance,and five kinds of bleeding rate are applied to one of the structures.A numerical simulation is performed to study the influence of bleeding rates and structures on the compressor performance.The results show that for the stators with the large flow separation in the corner,bleeding a small amount of air from the end-wall region can improve the total pressure increase and the stability margin.Moreover there is an optimum value of the bleeding rate in the stator casing.

Root Physiological and Morphological Characteristics of Two Rice Cultivars with Different Nitrogen-Use Efficiency

The variation in nitrogen （N） uptake by rice has been widely studied but differences in rice root morphology that may contribute to this variation are not completely understood. Field and greenhouse experiments were carried out to study N accumulation, root dry weights, total root lengths, root surface areas, and root bleeding rates of two rice cultivars, Elio with low N-use efficiency and Nanguang with high N-use efficiency. Low （1 mmol N L^-1） and high （5 mmol N L^-1） N applications were established in the greenhouse experiment, and the N rates were 0, 120, and 240 kg ha^-1 in the field experiments at Jiangning and Jiangpu farms, Nanjing, China. The results showed that the N accumulation, root dry weight, total root length, and root surface area increased with an increase in N application. At the heading stage, N accumulation in the shoots and roots of Nanguang was greater than that of Elio in the field experiments and that of Elio at 5 mmol N L^-1 in the greenhouse experiment. After the heading stage, N accumulation was higher for Nanguang at both 1 and 5 mmol N L^-1 in the greenhouse experiment. The total root length and root surface area were significantly different between the two cultivars. Over the range of the fertilizer application rates, the root lengths of Nanguang at Jiangning Farm were 49%-6170 greater at booting and 26%-39% greater at heading than those of Elio, and at Jiangpu Farm they were 22%-42% and 26%-38% greater, respectively. Nanguang had a greater root bleeding rate than Elio. It was concluded that the N-use efficiency of the two rice cultivars studied depended to a great extent on the root morphological parameters and root physiological characteristics at different growth stages.

Effect of Delay Released Welan Gum on the Performance of Cement Mortar

Welan gum is widely applied in environmental admixtures due to its good thickening and rheological properties. With its powerful charge density in the molecular structure, the competitive adsorption between welan gum and other admixtures happened remarkably during the addition process. So controlling the releasing rate of welan gum will be able to improve the competitive adsorption, while having no disadvantages to its thickening and workability at the same time. The investigation of influences of the delay released welan gum（DRWG） on the fluidity and strength of cement mortar, bleeding rate and rheological properties of cement paste, adsorption amount and zeta potential of clinker single mineralogical phases, shows that there will be a better mortar workability and certain improvement in mortar strength with DRWG. For mortar with DRWG, the standing bleeding rate is 0, and there is less thixotropic, less adsorption, and a lower zeta potential value on the surface of clinker mineralogical phases.

Effects of bleed hole size on supersonic boundary layer bleed mass flow rate

The bleed hole diameter,depth,and boundary layer thickness are key design parameters of a supersonic bleed system.The evolution trend of single-hole bleed flow coefficient with the ratio of boundary layer thickness to bleed hole diameter and the ratio of bleed hole depth to diameter is investigated by numerical simulations under choking and non-choking conditions.The results show that the subsonic leading edge of the circular hole and the subsonic part of the boundary layer are the main factors causing lateral flow of the bleed hole.The effect of diameter on bleed mass flow rate is due to the viscous effect which reduces the effective diameter.The larger the ratio of displacement thickness to bleed hole diameter,the more obvious the viscous effect is.The depth affects bleed flow rate by changing the opening and closing states of the separation zone.When a certain depth is reached,the development of the boundary layer reduces the effective captured stream tube and thus reduces the bleed mass flow rate.The main objective of the study is to obtain the physical mechanism of the bleed hole size parameters affecting the bleed mass flow rate,and to provide theoretical guidance for the selection of the size of bleed holes in the design of a porous arrays bleed system in hypersonic inlets.