Shi, L.; Huang, H.; Lu, Y.; Xu, S.; Ge, C. The Combined Influences of Hot Streak and Swirl on the Cooling Performances of C3X Guide Vane with or without TBCs. Coatings2021, 11, 688.
Shi, L.; Huang, H.; Lu, Y.; Xu, S.; Ge, C. The Combined Influences of Hot Streak and Swirl on the Cooling Performances of C3X Guide Vane with or without TBCs. Coatings 2021, 11, 688.
Shi, L.; Huang, H.; Lu, Y.; Xu, S.; Ge, C. The Combined Influences of Hot Streak and Swirl on the Cooling Performances of C3X Guide Vane with or without TBCs. Coatings2021, 11, 688.
Shi, L.; Huang, H.; Lu, Y.; Xu, S.; Ge, C. The Combined Influences of Hot Streak and Swirl on the Cooling Performances of C3X Guide Vane with or without TBCs. Coatings 2021, 11, 688.
Abstract
This paper studied the combined influences of the hot streak and swirl on the cooling performances of the NASA C3X guide vane coated with or without TBCs. The results show that: (1) Even under uniform velocity inlet conditions, the hot streak core can be stretched as it impinges the leading edge which causes higher heat load on the suction side of the forward portion. (2) The swirl significantly affects circumferential and radial migration of the hot streak core in the NGV passage. On the passage inlet plane, positive swirl leads to a hotter tip region on the suction side. In comparison, negative swirl leads to a hotter hub region on the pressure side. (3) Under the influence of swirl, migration of coolant improve the coverage of film cooling close to the midspan, while in the regions close to the hub and tip end-wall, the overall cooling performance decrease simultaneously. (4) In the regions with enough internal cooling, the cooling effectiveness increment is always larger than that in other regions. Besides, the overall cooling effectiveness increment decreases on the region covered by film cooling for the coated vane, especially in the region with negative local heat flux.
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