DEVELOPMENTS IN INSTRUMENTATION AND PROCESSING FOR TRANSIENT HEAT TRANSFER MEASUREMENT IN FULL STAGE MODEL TURBINE.

R. W. Ainsworth; J. L. Allen; M. R.D. Davies; J. E. Doorly; C. J.P. Forth; M. A. Hilditch; M. L.G. Oldfield; A. G. Sheard

DEVELOPMENTS IN INSTRUMENTATION AND PROCESSING FOR TRANSIENT HEAT TRANSFER MEASUREMENT IN FULL STAGE MODEL TURBINE.

R. W. Ainsworth, J. L. Allen, M. R.D. Davies, J. E. Doorly, C. J.P. Forth, M. A. Hilditch, M. L.G. Oldfield, A. G. Sheard

University of Oxford

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Abstract

Transient heat transfer measurement techniques have long been used in two-dimensional stationary cascade tests designed to model turbine conditions used in Oxford. More recently, experiments studying some of the unsteady effects have been carried out using a rotating wake generator upstream of the rotor cascade. Currently work has concentrated on providing a fully three-dimensional rotating turbine stage. In an associated paper, the modifications necessary to accommodate this stage in the Oxford Isentropic Light Piston Tunnel are discussed. In this paper the developments necessary to permit the measurement of transient heat transfer under these rotating conditions are fully described.

Original language	English
Journal	American Society of Mechanical Engineers (Paper)
Publication status	Published - 1988
Externally published	Yes
Event	Unknown conference - Amsterdam, Neth Duration: 6 Jun 1988 → 9 Jun 1988

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DEVELOPMENTS IN INSTRUMENTATION AND PROCESSING FOR TRANSIENT HEAT TRANSFER MEASUREMENT IN FULL STAGE MODEL TURBINE.

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