Comparison of Secondary Flow Characteristics in Mixed-Flow Turbine between Nozzleless and Symmetric Nozzle Vane Angles under Steady-State Flow at Full Admission
Mohd Jazmi Asyraff Jama’a,
Balamurugan Annamalai Gurunathan,
Ricardo Martinez Botas
et al.
Abstract:In industrial applications, radial or mixed-flow turbines are frequently used in energy recovery systems, small turbines for producing power, and turbochargers. The implementation of radial or mixed-flow turbines helps to maintain high efficiency at a large range of pressure ratios by reducing the overall turbine losses and secondary flow losses. Numerous findings on secondary flow development research adopting double-entry turbines can be obtained in the public domain, except asymmetric volute, which is less … Show more
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