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Numerical Heat Transfer, Part A: Applications
An International Journal of Computation and Methodology
Volume 71, 2017 - Issue 9
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Original Articles

Effects of the layout of film holes near the vane leading edge on the endwall cooling and phantom cooling of the vane suction side surface

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Pages 910-927 | Received 20 Feb 2017, Accepted 14 Apr 2017, Published online: 09 Jun 2017
 

ABSTRACT

In the current research, effects of the layout of film holes near the first-stage vane leading edge on the endwall cooling and phantom cooling of the vane suction side surface were numerically studied. The computational results indicate that the case with a positive film-hole angle achieves a higher cooling effectiveness level on the endwall and vane suction side surface compared to the case with a corresponding negative film-hole angle. Furthermore, the location of the film hole has a significant influence on the cooling performance of the endwall and vane suction side surface. In addition, the case with a smaller distance from film holes to the vane stagnation also attains a slightly higher cooling effectiveness (phantom cooling effectiveness) on the vane suction side surface.

Nomenclature

D=

diameter of the film hole

FL=

distance from film holes to the leading edge

h=

height of the vane

k=

turbulent kinetic energy

=

mass flow rate

T=

Temperature

T=

mainstream temperature

Taw=

adiabatic wall temperature

Tc=

coolant temperature

x=

lateral coordinate

X=

nondimensional lateral coordinate

y=

vertical coordinate

Y=

nondimensional vertical coordinate

z=

stream-wise coordinate

Z=

nondimensional stream-wise coordinate

y+=

dimensionless wall-normal height of the first cell at the wall

V=

Velocity

v=

fluctuating velocity

Greek=
α=

film-hole angle

θ=

nondimensional temperature

η=

adiabatic film-cooling effectiveness

=

laterally averaged film-cooling effectiveness

=

area-averaged film-cooling effectiveness

Subscripts=
aw=

adiabatic wall condition

c=

coolant conditions

in=

inlet condition

rms=

root-mean-square

=

mainstream conditions

Nomenclature

D=

diameter of the film hole

FL=

distance from film holes to the leading edge

h=

height of the vane

k=

turbulent kinetic energy

=

mass flow rate

T=

Temperature

T=

mainstream temperature

Taw=

adiabatic wall temperature

Tc=

coolant temperature

x=

lateral coordinate

X=

nondimensional lateral coordinate

y=

vertical coordinate

Y=

nondimensional vertical coordinate

z=

stream-wise coordinate

Z=

nondimensional stream-wise coordinate

y+=

dimensionless wall-normal height of the first cell at the wall

V=

Velocity

v=

fluctuating velocity

Greek=
α=

film-hole angle

θ=

nondimensional temperature

η=

adiabatic film-cooling effectiveness

=

laterally averaged film-cooling effectiveness

=

area-averaged film-cooling effectiveness

Subscripts=
aw=

adiabatic wall condition

c=

coolant conditions

in=

inlet condition

rms=

root-mean-square

=

mainstream conditions

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