Closure to “Discussion of ‘An Investigation of the Flow Characteristics and of Losses in Radial Nozzle Cascades’” (1984, ASME J. Eng. Gas Turbines Power, 106, p. 510)
Abstract:DISCUSSIONM. Kurosaka 1 . The authors' encounter with the "vortex whistle" appears to remind us, once again, that, whenever swirling in-flow is involved, one has to be always on the lookout for the possible contamination of flow field induced by these vigorous unsteady dynamic disturbances.As reported in the authors' references [8,9], in at least three instances of the radial flow test rigs known to the discusser, a loud screech sound, or the "vortex whistle," emerged when the swirl became sufficiently large; … Show more
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