Leakage flow reduction in different configuration of labyrinth seal on a turbine blade tip
Piotr Kaczyński, Ryszard Szwaba, Filip Wasilczuk, Paweł Flaszyński, Piotr P. Doerffer
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Piotr Kaczyński, Ryszard Szwaba, Filip Wasilczuk, Paweł Flaszyński, Piotr P. Doerffer
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This paper contains experimental and numerical investigation of the leakage flow over the blade tip in turbine stage. Experiments were conducted in non-rotating linear channel. Test rig was intended to model the geometry of the labyrinth seal of the blades of the lower pressure turbine stage. Investigated model contained two different geometries of labyrinth fins. Moreover smooth and honeycomb stator landing were tested. Experimental measurements have been supported by CFD simulation which gives valuable information of flow structure in labyrinth seal and show complex flow physics in the investigated model.
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This paper contains experimental and numerical investigation of the leakage flow over the blade tip in turbine stage. Experiments were conducted in non-rotating linear channel. Test rig was intended to model the geometry of the labyrinth seal of the blades of the lower pressure turbine stage. Investigated model contained two different geometries of labyrinth fins. Moreover smooth and honeycomb stator landing were tested. Experimental measurements have been supported by CFD simulation which gives valuable information of flow structure in labyrinth seal and show complex flow physics in the investigated model.
Key concepts: Labyrinth seal, Stator, Leakage (economics), Turbine, Seal (emblem), Mechanics, Flow (mathematics), Computational fluid dynamics