The study includes the experimental investigation of the evaporation performance of T-type vaporizer,mainly studied the relationship of the inlet air temperature and vaporizer wall temperature with the evaporation rat...The study includes the experimental investigation of the evaporation performance of T-type vaporizer,mainly studied the relationship of the inlet air temperature and vaporizer wall temperature with the evaporation ratio.Then,it studied the LBO(lean blow out) and combustion efficiency of the micro aero-engine combustor with T-type vaporizer on the normal pressure test rig.The inlet air condition is environmental pressure and temperature.The gas analysis method is used to study the combustion efficiency,and the inlet air temperature is 300 K,400 K and 500 K.It could be concluded that the evaporation performance is improved with the increasing of the inlet air temperature and vaporizer wall temperature;the average LBO is 0.003;the combustion efficiency rises with the inlet air temperature,and it remain constant when the fuel/air ratio changed in the range from 0.008 to 0.02.The vaporization ratio is the key factor to determine the combustion performance.展开更多
Gas turbines are considered as one of the leading internal combustion engines in modern air transportation due to its favourable power to weight ratio and its continuous combustion process. Recent research focus has b...Gas turbines are considered as one of the leading internal combustion engines in modern air transportation due to its favourable power to weight ratio and its continuous combustion process. Recent research focus has been concerned with performance improvements aimed at reduced fuel consumption and hence reduced impact on the environment. This study is aimed at using theoretical and computational methods to model the operation and performance a turbojet gas turbine engine. The commercial software GasTurb13 was used for the theoretical simulation while Microsoft Excel was used for the analytical study. GasTurb13 solved the model using pseudo-perfect gas models i.e. component maps since the specific gas ratio could not be inputted into the solver. The effect of changes in the Mach number and altitude on the engine performance was studied. Also the effect of changes in the compressor pressure ratio, the turbine inlet temperature and the afterburner exit temperature were also studied. Results obtained showed the optimum pressure ratio at maximum thrust constraint to be 16.78 for the turbojet engine operating at Mach number (Ma) = 0.8 and altitude = 10,000 m, Turbine inlet temperature (TIT) = 1200 K and Afterburner exit temperature = 1800 K.展开更多
文摘The study includes the experimental investigation of the evaporation performance of T-type vaporizer,mainly studied the relationship of the inlet air temperature and vaporizer wall temperature with the evaporation ratio.Then,it studied the LBO(lean blow out) and combustion efficiency of the micro aero-engine combustor with T-type vaporizer on the normal pressure test rig.The inlet air condition is environmental pressure and temperature.The gas analysis method is used to study the combustion efficiency,and the inlet air temperature is 300 K,400 K and 500 K.It could be concluded that the evaporation performance is improved with the increasing of the inlet air temperature and vaporizer wall temperature;the average LBO is 0.003;the combustion efficiency rises with the inlet air temperature,and it remain constant when the fuel/air ratio changed in the range from 0.008 to 0.02.The vaporization ratio is the key factor to determine the combustion performance.
文摘Gas turbines are considered as one of the leading internal combustion engines in modern air transportation due to its favourable power to weight ratio and its continuous combustion process. Recent research focus has been concerned with performance improvements aimed at reduced fuel consumption and hence reduced impact on the environment. This study is aimed at using theoretical and computational methods to model the operation and performance a turbojet gas turbine engine. The commercial software GasTurb13 was used for the theoretical simulation while Microsoft Excel was used for the analytical study. GasTurb13 solved the model using pseudo-perfect gas models i.e. component maps since the specific gas ratio could not be inputted into the solver. The effect of changes in the Mach number and altitude on the engine performance was studied. Also the effect of changes in the compressor pressure ratio, the turbine inlet temperature and the afterburner exit temperature were also studied. Results obtained showed the optimum pressure ratio at maximum thrust constraint to be 16.78 for the turbojet engine operating at Mach number (Ma) = 0.8 and altitude = 10,000 m, Turbine inlet temperature (TIT) = 1200 K and Afterburner exit temperature = 1800 K.
