This paper focuses on the optimization of the outlet temperature field of a hydrogen micromixing diffusion combustor for a micro-turbojet engine with a thrust of 20kgf.The joint simulation optimization platform was es...This paper focuses on the optimization of the outlet temperature field of a hydrogen micromixing diffusion combustor for a micro-turbojet engine with a thrust of 20kgf.The joint simulation optimization platform was established combiningWorkbench and UG and the multi-parameter driven optimization design process was developed.The surrogate models and genetic algorithms were employed to investigate the influences of key parameters on the hotspot temperature at the combustor exit.It was found that smaller diameters of the dilution holes and positions further from the exit lead to lower hotspot temperatures.Additionally,an optimal solution for achieving a uniform temperature distribution at the combustor outlet was obtained.This solution involves a single row of dilution holes on both the inner and outer walls of the flame tube,arranged in an alternating axial and angular pattern.Through aerothermal process analysis,it was determined that the outlet temperature distribution coefficient(OTDF)of the combustion chamber is below 0.2.Meanwhile,the axial dimension of the flame is short,approximately one-third of the flame tube length.The conclusions derived from this study provide important guidance for the design of hydrogen micromix diffusion combustor.展开更多
基金Advanced Jet Propulsion Innovation Center,AEAC(Project ID.HKCX2021-01-021)The Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(Project ID.501XTCX2023146001)Science Center for Gas Turbine Project(P2022-A-II-006-001)。
文摘This paper focuses on the optimization of the outlet temperature field of a hydrogen micromixing diffusion combustor for a micro-turbojet engine with a thrust of 20kgf.The joint simulation optimization platform was established combiningWorkbench and UG and the multi-parameter driven optimization design process was developed.The surrogate models and genetic algorithms were employed to investigate the influences of key parameters on the hotspot temperature at the combustor exit.It was found that smaller diameters of the dilution holes and positions further from the exit lead to lower hotspot temperatures.Additionally,an optimal solution for achieving a uniform temperature distribution at the combustor outlet was obtained.This solution involves a single row of dilution holes on both the inner and outer walls of the flame tube,arranged in an alternating axial and angular pattern.Through aerothermal process analysis,it was determined that the outlet temperature distribution coefficient(OTDF)of the combustion chamber is below 0.2.Meanwhile,the axial dimension of the flame is short,approximately one-third of the flame tube length.The conclusions derived from this study provide important guidance for the design of hydrogen micromix diffusion combustor.
