Heat Transfer in a Confined Oblique Jet Impingement Configuration
Heat Transfer in a Confined Oblique Jet Impingement Configuration
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受限倾斜射流冲击配置中的传热
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2009
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S. Naik
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F. Hoefler;Simon Schueren;J. Wolfersdorf;S. Naik
Impingement cooling is widely used in cooling configurations for gas turbine components. Relatively high local heat transfer rates and the possibility of jet adjustment to specific geometries are advantageous for internal turbine blade cooling designs. In this paper a confined impingement cooling configuration is investigated. The assembly consists of four non-perpendicular walls of which one holds two rows of staggered inclined jets, each impinging on a different adjacent wall. The flow extraction is realized through two staggered rows of holes opposing the impingement holes wall. Heat transfer experiments were carried out using a transient liquid crystal technique for a series of jet Reynolds numbers between 10,000 and 75,000. The obtained local heat transfer data was evaluated regarding spatially resolved Nusselt numbers as well as line and area averaged values. The results include measurements of the discharge coefficients for the flow through the impingement holes. Numerical simulations of the flow field were carried out, complementary to the experiments. The simulations yield information for a better understanding of the main flow structures. The jets cause high heat transfer in the flow impinging regions with Nusselt numbers up to 180 for Re = 45,000. By contrast, for the same Reynolds number the Nusselt number drops below 20 in flow recirculation regions. For area-averaged Nusselt numbers, the correlation Nu ∝ Rex was found to be valid with slightly modified exponents for each passage wall.Copyright © 2009 by Alstom