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xyq916 May 5, 2015 20:55

about theta angle in bladegen
 
i am a newer to bladegen, i cannot understand what is the theta angle. i am totally confused. can you help me? thanks!

Jiricbeng June 10, 2015 06:55

Let say you have a guide vane of the turbine in xy plane. Z is axis of rotation. The leading edge and trailing edge (LE and TE) are defined by the line in zx plane and by the theta angle (and can also be defined by beta angle). Theta determines a line from x+ axis (it is like polar coordinates). Theta is the angle between a line and x+ axis. For example if the turbine guide vane LE has theta 0°, the point of LE lies on x axis, if 90° it lies on y axis.


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