Rj. Yang et Sj. Lin, NUMERICAL-SOLUTIONS OF 2-DIMENSIONAL MULTISTAGE ROTOR STATOR UNSTEADY-FLOW INTERACTIONS/, Journal of propulsion and power, 10(6), 1994, pp. 876-883
A two-dimensional, Navier-Stokes, multizone approach has been used to
investigate unsteady now interactions within two multistage axial turb
ines. The governing equations are solved by an iterative, factored, im
plicit finite difference, upwind algorithm. For the numerical accuracy
check, investigations are also carried out on the effect of temporal
accuracy, the effect of subiteration in the Newton-Raphson technique,
and the effect of full viscous vs thin-layer calculation. Computed res
ults of a one and one-half-stage calculation compare well with experim
ental data. Unsteady flow interactions, wake cutting, and the associat
ed evolution of vortical entities are discussed. Computed results of a
six-stage calculation also compare well with engine balanced data obt
ained from a classical one-dimensional analysis. The calculated transi
ent accurate solutions provide much information for component analysis
, especially for computing the forcing function used in a structural d
ynamic analysis.