Energy analysis of a coupled vane compressor
The coupled vane compressor (CVC) is a rotary vane compressor designed to have a smaller rotor size and be more compact than other rotary compressors, achieving material savings and efficiency improvements towards sustainability. This report presents on an exergy analysis method done on the CVC, to...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-1591322023-03-04T20:08:57Z Energy analysis of a coupled vane compressor Ho, Joel Jin Feng Ooi Kim Tiow School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Aw Kuan Thai MKTOOI@ntu.edu.sg; ktaw@ntu.edu.sg Engineering::Mechanical engineering The coupled vane compressor (CVC) is a rotary vane compressor designed to have a smaller rotor size and be more compact than other rotary compressors, achieving material savings and efficiency improvements towards sustainability. This report presents on an exergy analysis method done on the CVC, to quantify and identify the various irrerversibilities in the compressor. The four mechanisms of exergy destruction are irreversible heat transfer, adiabatic throttling, fluid mixing, and friction. The exergy destruction rates for these mechanisms are formulated throughout the operation of the CVC using a simulation programme done in Fortran programming language. Different methods to reduce the rates of exergy destruction such as increasing the discharge valve stop limit and reducing the sealing arc and vane endface clearances were discussed. Through analysis, they were shown to be effective in decreasing the exergy losses, hence, increasing the overall second law efficiency. Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) 2022-06-10T03:58:45Z 2022-06-10T03:58:45Z 2022 Final Year Project (FYP) Ho, J. J. F. (2022). Energy analysis of a coupled vane compressor. Final Year Project (FYP), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/159132 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/159132 en B169 application/pdf Nanyang Technological University |
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The coupled vane compressor (CVC) is a rotary vane compressor designed to have a smaller rotor size and be more compact than other rotary compressors, achieving material savings and efficiency improvements towards sustainability. This report presents on an exergy analysis method done on the CVC, to quantify and identify the various irrerversibilities in the compressor. The four mechanisms of exergy destruction are irreversible heat transfer, adiabatic throttling, fluid mixing, and friction. The exergy destruction rates for these mechanisms are formulated throughout the operation of the CVC using a simulation programme done in Fortran programming language.
Different methods to reduce the rates of exergy destruction such as increasing the discharge valve stop limit and reducing the sealing arc and vane endface clearances were discussed. Through analysis, they were shown to be effective in decreasing the exergy losses, hence, increasing the overall second law efficiency. |
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