Simulation of Triple-Spool Turbofan Engine
Norvaisis, Edward K.
Abstract
Norvaisis, Edward K.
Abstract
This report describes a digital computer program entitled TRISPL. TRISPL is a computer program that simulates steady-state design and off-design performance of triple-spool turbofan engines. The program has been formulated for an engine type with two core spools and one fan spool but can easily be modified for other engine types (two fan spools and one core spool, for example) . The program, written in Fortran IV language, uses performance maps (in Block Data format) of the major engine components. Information on setting up the Block Data and input data is given in the report. Also included is a complete program listing with a description of each subroutine and sample results.
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This report describes a digital computer program entitled TRISPL. TRISPL is a computer program that simulates steady-state design and off-design performance of triple-spool turbofan engines. The program has been formulated for an engine type with two core spools and one fan spool but can easily be modified for other engine types (two fan spools and one core spool, for example) . The program, written in Fortran IV language, uses performance maps (in Block Data format) of the major engine components. Information on setting up the Block Data and input data is given in the report. Also included is a complete program listing with a description of each subroutine and sample results.
Key concepts: Turbofan, Subroutine, Fortran, Block (permutation group theory), Calculator, Computer science, Computer program, State (computer science)