Energies · 2018 · 41 citations · 14 references
EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputational Fluid DynamicsHydraulic EngineeringHydraulicsCentrifugal EffectsPropeller HydrodynamicsExit Angle DesignHydraulic PerformanceImpeller HydrodynamicsNumerical Flow SimulationNumerical SimulationPump DesignStatic PressureTurbulent Kinetic Energy
Combined numerical simulation with experiment, blade wrap angle, and blade exit angle are varied to investigate the optimized design of the impeller of centrifugal pump. Blade wrap angles are 122°, 126°, and 130°. Blade exit angles are 24°, 26°, and 28°. Based on numerical simulation, internal flow of the centrifugal pump with five different impellers under 0.6, 0.8, 1.0, 1.2, and 1.5 Qd are simulated. Variations of static pressure, relative velocity, streamline, and turbulent kinetic energy are analyzed. The impeller with blade wrap angle 126° and blade exit angle 24° are optimal. Distribution of static pressure is the most uniform and relative velocity sudden changes do not exist. Streamlines are the smoothest. Distribution scope of turbulent kinetic energy is the smallest. Based on performance experiments, head and efficiency of the centrifugal pump with the best impeller are tested. The values of head and efficiency are higher than that of the original pump. Centrifugal pump with the best impeller has better hydraulic performance than the original centrifugal pump.
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