Blade Design for Kaplan Turbine

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Blade Design for Kaplan Turbine P M V Subbarao Professor Mechanical Engineering Department Realization of Pure Reaction using Aerofoils.

Hydrodynamics of Kaplan Blade

DESIGN OF THE BLADE Two different views of a blade

Design of Blade Many factors play significant roles in design of blade. The leading edge is thicker than the trailing edge for a streamlined flow. Furthermore, the blade should to be as thin as possible to improve the cavitation characteristics; It is thicker near the flange becoming thinner and thinner towards the tip. In addition, the blade has to be distorted on the basis of the tangential velocity. The “Tragflügel theorie” is also an important factor in defining the shape of the profile and the distortion of the blade.

Design of Kaplan Runner Drunner Dhub

Distortion of the blade under ideal circumstances The velocity triangles, which occur on the blade, play a significant role in determining its distortion. Uwheel Vri Vai Vfi

Design of Kaplan Runner Drunner Dhub

Details of Blade Arrangement Uwheel Vri Vai Vfi Uwheel Vre Vae Vfe

Meridional plane : Conservation of Rothalpy An ideal incompressible turbomachine:

Method for Real Kaplan Define Half Travel Point of a fluid particle as Vfi=Vfe Vri Vre V∞

The “Tragflügeltheorie” V∞ Fideal lift Factual lift

The “Tragflügeltheorie” at Half Travel Point The “Tragflügeltheorie” was developed by Ludwig Prandtl. According to the “Tragflügeltheorie” : A lifting force is generated at the blades of the runner due to the configuration of the flow stream and the whirling stream, which occur at the Center of Pressure of blade. Values such as the lift coefficient and the attack angle δ also play a significant role in the design of the blade. These coefficients can be determined via model tests. Using these results the profile, the chord and the exact distortion of the blade can be determined.

Vri

Radial Variation Velocity Vectors

Force at any radius on the blade: Uwheel Vri Vai Vfi Uwheel Vre Vae Vfe

Radial Variation of Reaction rvw

Characteristics of Blades Ideal Blade lift coefficient at each radius: hdraft: Efficiency of draft tube: 0.88 to 0.91 K : Profile characteristic number: 2.6 to 3.0 hmin=2.0 – 2.5

When the lifting coefficient is known, the sufficiency of ratio l/t can be established as follows: Allowable values of angle of slip l 2.5°-- 3°

The actual Lifting Coefficient

Drag Coefficient

Calculation of Actual Angle of Slip

Actual Angle of Attack

Radial Equilibrium Equation for Incompressible Fluid Machine

General Rules for Selection of Whirl Component Free Vortex Whirl: Forced Vortex Whirl :

To define the distortion of the blade, the velocity triangles of at least six different radiuses of the blade are to be determined. The angle β of each radius gives conclusions on the distortion of the blade. The angles should be corrected for real hydraulics.

Power Developed by the Runner Power developed by a differential blade surface

Calculation of Control Forces

Ganga Hydro Elecrtic Scheme Ten Kaplan Turbine Power units along Ganga Canal. Ranipur, Pathri, Bahadrabad, Salawa, Chitaura, Nirganj, Mohammedpur, Sumera, Palra and Bhola. Capacity Range: 400 hp to 10,000hp. Head Range: 5.3 m to 9.6 m