CFD analysis of first stage nozzle cooling optimization in power station gas turbine

Computational Fluid Dynamics analysis on First Stage Nozzle in full scale multi-stage power station gas turbine has been carried out. The main aim is to investigate the turbine thermal performance when cooling rate decreases at certain level. All calculations were executed using commercial CFD code,...

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Main Authors: Hasini, H., Fadhil, S.S.A., Jaafar, M.N.M., Malek, N.A., Ujir, M.H.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-50532018-01-23T02:21:10Z CFD analysis of first stage nozzle cooling optimization in power station gas turbine Hasini, H. Fadhil, S.S.A. Jaafar, M.N.M. Malek, N.A. Ujir, M.H. Computational Fluid Dynamics analysis on First Stage Nozzle in full scale multi-stage power station gas turbine has been carried out. The main aim is to investigate the turbine thermal performance when cooling rate decreases at certain level. All calculations were executed using commercial CFD code, ANSYS FLUENT which is able to accurately predict the flow and conjugate heat transfer problem as demonstrated in this investigation. The modelling of gas turbine nozzle is assisted by geometric cloud data obtained from 3D scan. Preliminary calculation shows that at the given worst case scenario for, the maximum thermal stress experienced by the component is within the maximum yield strength of the nozzle material. However, the safety margin between the predicted stress and maximum allowable stress is very small. © 2015 Penerbit UTM Press. All rights reserved. 2017-11-14T03:35:06Z 2017-11-14T03:35:06Z 2015 Article 10.11113/jt.v76.5540 en
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description Computational Fluid Dynamics analysis on First Stage Nozzle in full scale multi-stage power station gas turbine has been carried out. The main aim is to investigate the turbine thermal performance when cooling rate decreases at certain level. All calculations were executed using commercial CFD code, ANSYS FLUENT which is able to accurately predict the flow and conjugate heat transfer problem as demonstrated in this investigation. The modelling of gas turbine nozzle is assisted by geometric cloud data obtained from 3D scan. Preliminary calculation shows that at the given worst case scenario for, the maximum thermal stress experienced by the component is within the maximum yield strength of the nozzle material. However, the safety margin between the predicted stress and maximum allowable stress is very small. © 2015 Penerbit UTM Press. All rights reserved.
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author Hasini, H.
Fadhil, S.S.A.
Jaafar, M.N.M.
Malek, N.A.
Ujir, M.H.
spellingShingle Hasini, H.
Fadhil, S.S.A.
Jaafar, M.N.M.
Malek, N.A.
Ujir, M.H.
CFD analysis of first stage nozzle cooling optimization in power station gas turbine
author_facet Hasini, H.
Fadhil, S.S.A.
Jaafar, M.N.M.
Malek, N.A.
Ujir, M.H.
author_sort Hasini, H.
title CFD analysis of first stage nozzle cooling optimization in power station gas turbine
title_short CFD analysis of first stage nozzle cooling optimization in power station gas turbine
title_full CFD analysis of first stage nozzle cooling optimization in power station gas turbine
title_fullStr CFD analysis of first stage nozzle cooling optimization in power station gas turbine
title_full_unstemmed CFD analysis of first stage nozzle cooling optimization in power station gas turbine
title_sort cfd analysis of first stage nozzle cooling optimization in power station gas turbine
publishDate 2017
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