compressor simulation

June 3, 2003, 15:31

I am looking for some literature on compressor simulation. can someone refer some papers or something.

thanks

June 4, 2003, 10:07

Axial or radial?

June 4, 2003, 11:19

A few refernces to name with are :

See Jan 2002 J. of Turbomachines 1991 J.of Fluid Engg. paper by B. Lakshminarayana (Freeman Schoolar Lect.) Search for papers by C. Hah, W.N. Dawes, J.D. Denton, Admzayck,

There is a vo-Karman Lect Series on it, LS 1996-05 if I am not mistaken and IMechE Part A Journal of Power and Energy vol 215, No 6.

June 4, 2003, 15:35

its centirugal compressor

June 5, 2003, 08:53

NASA has some of the classic test cases. Go to http://gltrs.grc.nasa.gov/ then follow the link to "Keyword searching and retrieval of NASA Glenn technical reports". Once here I would suggest 2 searches. First, search on "LSCC", which stands for Low-Speed Centrifugal Compressor. This is a well documented (both experimental and numerical) research compressor and seems to be used as a classic benchmark in university as well as commercial codes. Second, search on "centrifugal AND compressor". Other cases will come up, including a high pressure (4:1) case with geometric coordinates provided.

June 3, 2003, 15:31	compressor simulation	#1
centaur_ks Guest Posts: n/a	I am looking for some literature on compressor simulation. can someone refer some papers or something. thanks

June 4, 2003, 10:07	Re: compressor simulation	#2
BeachComber Guest Posts: n/a	Axial or radial?

June 4, 2003, 11:19	Re: compressor simulation	#3
Dayton Guest Posts: n/a	A few refernces to name with are : See Jan 2002 J. of Turbomachines 1991 J.of Fluid Engg. paper by B. Lakshminarayana (Freeman Schoolar Lect.) Search for papers by C. Hah, W.N. Dawes, J.D. Denton, Admzayck, There is a vo-Karman Lect Series on it, LS 1996-05 if I am not mistaken and IMechE Part A Journal of Power and Energy vol 215, No 6.

June 4, 2003, 15:35	Re: compressor simulation	#4
centaur_ks Guest Posts: n/a	its centirugal compressor

June 5, 2003, 08:53	Re: compressor simulation	#5
BeachComber Guest Posts: n/a	NASA has some of the classic test cases. Go to http://gltrs.grc.nasa.gov/ then follow the link to "Keyword searching and retrieval of NASA Glenn technical reports". Once here I would suggest 2 searches. First, search on "LSCC", which stands for Low-Speed Centrifugal Compressor. This is a well documented (both experimental and numerical) research compressor and seems to be used as a classic benchmark in university as well as commercial codes. Second, search on "centrifugal AND compressor". Other cases will come up, including a high pressure (4:1) case with geometric coordinates provided.