The complex curvature of turbomachinery rotor blade channels combined with strong rotational effect and clearance leakage brings on intricate internal flow phenomenon.It is necessary to study the internal flow and ene...The complex curvature of turbomachinery rotor blade channels combined with strong rotational effect and clearance leakage brings on intricate internal flow phenomenon.It is necessary to study the internal flow and energy loss mechanism to reveal the influence law of the key parameters and to achieve its optimal design.Considering features of flow and temperature fields in rotor passage,the concept of synergy analysis derived from equation of energy conservation was put forward.Typical NASA low-speed centrifugal compressor(LSCC)rotor was chosen for analysis using CFD.Numerical results showed remarkable agreement with experiment datum in both the tendency of the performance characteristics and quantitative pressure values.Under different flow rates and inlet total temperatures conditions,thermal-fluid interaction effect and losses were studied by synergy analysis.Results showed that peak synergy positive value zones located around blade leading edge,across the shroud wall and hub wall,and at the position where tip-leakage flow was mixing with the bulk flow and high entropy zones existed.Increasing flow rate from design condition,positive and negative synergy areas both changed tiny around leading edge and trailing edge.Reducing flow rate,positive synergy areas tended to increase and negative areas decreased at same positions.The relationship between flow separation,heat transfer and losses in turbomachinery rotor can be revealed based on synergy analyses.展开更多
Accurate determination of hydraulic parameters such as pressure losses, equivalent circulation density (ECD), etc. plays profound roles in drilling, cementing and other well operations. Hydraulics characterization req...Accurate determination of hydraulic parameters such as pressure losses, equivalent circulation density (ECD), etc. plays profound roles in drilling, cementing and other well operations. Hydraulics characterization requires that all factors are considered as the neglect of any could become potential sources of errors that would be detrimental to the overall well operation. Drilling Hydraulics has been extensively treated in the literature. However, these works almost entirely rely on the assumption that the drill string lies perfectly at the center of the annulus—the so-called “concentric annulus”. In reality, concentricity is almost never achieved even when centralizers are used. This is because of high well inclination angles and different string geometries. Thus, eccentricity exists in practical oil and gas wells especially horizontal and extended reach wells (ERWs) and must be accounted for. The prevalence of drillstring (DS) eccentricity in the annulus calls for a re-evaluation of existing hydraulic models. This study evaluates the effect of drilling fluid rheology types and DS eccentricity on the entire drilling hydraulics. Three non-Newtonian fluid models were analyzed, viz: Herschel Bulkley, power law and Bingham plastic models. From the results, it was observed that while power law and Bingham plastic models gave the upper and lower hydraulic values, Herschel Bulkley fluid model gave annular pressure loss (APL) and ECD values that fall between the upper and lower values and provide a better fit to the hydraulic data than power law and Bingham plastic fluids. Furthermore, analysis of annular eccentricity reveals that APLs and ECD decrease with an increase in DS eccentricity. Pressure loss reduction of more than 50% was predicted for the fully eccentric case for Herschel Bulkley fluids. Thus, DS eccentricity must be fully considered during well planning and hydraulics designs.展开更多
基金support from the National Key R&D Plan(Grant No.2017YFB0903602)the Transformational Technologies for Clean Energy and Demonstration,Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No.XDA21070200)+1 种基金the Frontier Science Research Project of CAS(Grant No.QYZDB-SSW-JSC023)International Partnership Program,Bureau of International Cooperation of Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No.182211KYSB20170029)。
文摘The complex curvature of turbomachinery rotor blade channels combined with strong rotational effect and clearance leakage brings on intricate internal flow phenomenon.It is necessary to study the internal flow and energy loss mechanism to reveal the influence law of the key parameters and to achieve its optimal design.Considering features of flow and temperature fields in rotor passage,the concept of synergy analysis derived from equation of energy conservation was put forward.Typical NASA low-speed centrifugal compressor(LSCC)rotor was chosen for analysis using CFD.Numerical results showed remarkable agreement with experiment datum in both the tendency of the performance characteristics and quantitative pressure values.Under different flow rates and inlet total temperatures conditions,thermal-fluid interaction effect and losses were studied by synergy analysis.Results showed that peak synergy positive value zones located around blade leading edge,across the shroud wall and hub wall,and at the position where tip-leakage flow was mixing with the bulk flow and high entropy zones existed.Increasing flow rate from design condition,positive and negative synergy areas both changed tiny around leading edge and trailing edge.Reducing flow rate,positive synergy areas tended to increase and negative areas decreased at same positions.The relationship between flow separation,heat transfer and losses in turbomachinery rotor can be revealed based on synergy analyses.
文摘Accurate determination of hydraulic parameters such as pressure losses, equivalent circulation density (ECD), etc. plays profound roles in drilling, cementing and other well operations. Hydraulics characterization requires that all factors are considered as the neglect of any could become potential sources of errors that would be detrimental to the overall well operation. Drilling Hydraulics has been extensively treated in the literature. However, these works almost entirely rely on the assumption that the drill string lies perfectly at the center of the annulus—the so-called “concentric annulus”. In reality, concentricity is almost never achieved even when centralizers are used. This is because of high well inclination angles and different string geometries. Thus, eccentricity exists in practical oil and gas wells especially horizontal and extended reach wells (ERWs) and must be accounted for. The prevalence of drillstring (DS) eccentricity in the annulus calls for a re-evaluation of existing hydraulic models. This study evaluates the effect of drilling fluid rheology types and DS eccentricity on the entire drilling hydraulics. Three non-Newtonian fluid models were analyzed, viz: Herschel Bulkley, power law and Bingham plastic models. From the results, it was observed that while power law and Bingham plastic models gave the upper and lower hydraulic values, Herschel Bulkley fluid model gave annular pressure loss (APL) and ECD values that fall between the upper and lower values and provide a better fit to the hydraulic data than power law and Bingham plastic fluids. Furthermore, analysis of annular eccentricity reveals that APLs and ECD decrease with an increase in DS eccentricity. Pressure loss reduction of more than 50% was predicted for the fully eccentric case for Herschel Bulkley fluids. Thus, DS eccentricity must be fully considered during well planning and hydraulics designs.
