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Modelling Centrifugal Compressors Kate Powers Supervisors: Chris Budd, Paul Milewski, Chris Brace, Colin Copeland Introduction Aim: To find a simple analytical model for centrifugal compressors in turbochargers Why? In 2013, 35 million


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Modelling Centrifugal Compressors

Kate Powers Supervisors: Chris Budd, Paul Milewski, Chris Brace, Colin Copeland

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Introduction

Aim:

 To find a simple analytical model for centrifugal compressors in turbochargers

Why?

 In 2013, 35 million vehicles licensed for use in Great Britain alone  In 2012, total CO2 emissions from cars in UK was 63 million tonnes  Improvements to turbochargers leads to more fuel efficient cars

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Turbocharged Car Engine

http://www.masmaservices.com/Engine-Turbocharger-Diagram.html

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Centrifugal Compressor

http://nptel.ac.in/courses/101101058/downloads/Lec-31ppts.pdf

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Compressor Map

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Surge

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Equations of Motion

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Steady-state Equations

http://nptel.ac.in/courses/Webcourse-contents/IIT-KANPUR/machine/ui/Course_home-lec6.htm

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Impeller Geometry

https://dir.indiamart.com/chennai/fan-impeller.html http://www.blue-sky-technologies.com/impeller-seal-repair/

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Diffuser Geometry

http://www.technologie-entwicklung.de/Gasturbines/Monocopter/Turbine_Details/turbine_details.html

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Model Simplification

 Assumptions:

 Impeller:  Diffuser:

 Average over :

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Averaging

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Averaged equations

Impeller: Diffuser:

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Resulting Equations

Impeller: Diffuser:

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Results for given Inlet Conditions

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Computed Compressor Map

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Conclusions

 Surge is an important unstable phenomenon to model  We can create a simple 1D model that captures most of the compressor flow

dynamics Future Work:

 Removing isentropic assumption  Adding back-pressure  Bifurcation analysis