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Old   August 19, 2007, 00:43
Default force acting on gas turbine blade....
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Hi friends...

1. To get the force acting on the turbine blade due to impact of gasses, which pressure i have to take into account?? either static pressure or total pressure??? and why??

2. For 3-d blade multi-stage turbine analysis (again in order to get the force acting on the blade), how many blades i have to consider for geometry modelling?? and why??

3. If i want to capture the shock in case of the turbine blade how far i have to consider the flow field from the blade???

PLZ reply... Thank you... Suggest me a good e-book, for CFD analysis of gas turbines..
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