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UNIVERSITY OF ROME “LA SAPIENZA” Department of Mechanics and Aeronautics DESIGN OF A NANO-GAS TURBINE Thermal and Structural Analysis Pace Francesco
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Why nanoturbine? Displacement of human activities Increased use of mobile and stand alone devices Need to provide energy in discontinuos, efficient and serviceable way Applications: military use (powering of equipment, aeronautic propulsion, etc.) electro-medical equipment telecommunication
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Nanoturbine
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DESIGN Flow,Thermal and Structural Equations Definition of Performance Tecnological know-how Hypothesis and Experience Numerical Simulation and Test
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Before my work Preliminary Design of Impeller and Stator of Compressor Explanation of Mechanical, Thermal and Kinematic Characteristics
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Before my work Radial and single-stage Turbine and Compressor to limit size and to exploit the higher stage work Materials are in primis SiC e Si 3 N 4 The efficiency derating due to low Re are not important Processing requires precision, simplicity and possibility of industrialization
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Before my work
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Analysis of Flow and Wing-like Profile Turbine (in progress) Compressor Software: FLUENT 6.2
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Diffuser Rotor Shaft Blade Design of compressor from Fluid Analysis Before my work
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Silicon Carbide (SiC) Before my work
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Silicon Carbide (SiC) Before my work
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Goals of my work in VUT 1) Preliminary Design 2) Thermal and Structural Analysis 3) Final Design First Part
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My work in VUT Software Cad: Simulation:
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Goals of my work in VUT Second Part 1) Production of model of nanoturbine 2) Mechanical Testing
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My work in VUT Compressor Analysis 1° step: Analysis with traditional methods 2° step: Analysis with FEM (Finite Element Method) Analysis with traditional methods is important to understand and to evaluate the results of FEM Analysis
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My work in VUT Structural Loads - Centrifugal Force - Wing Force - Torque on the shaft Thermal Loads - Heat flux by conduction from turbine
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My work in VUT Structural Loads Centrifugal Force Balje
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My work in VUT Wing Force Structural Loads
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My work in VUT Torque on the shaft Structural Loads
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My work in VUT Thermal Loads T=550K (estimated)
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My work in VUT Structural and Thermal Loads - Centrifugal Force - Wing Forces - Torque on the shaft - Heat Flux from turbine Centrifugal Force + Heat flux from turbine
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My work in VUT FEM Analysis 2. Analysis of results 3. Optimization 1.Model construction
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My work in VUT Model construction - Geometry 2D and 3D - Material characteristics - Type of analysis - Quality assessment
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My work in VUT Model Construction
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My work in VUT Analysis of results - Thermal Results - Structural Results - Thermo-Structural Results
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My work in VUT Analysis of results Displacements
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My work in VUT Analysis of results Displacements Compression: Differential Thermal Expansion Traction: Centrifugal Force
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My work in VUT Thermal result Temperature Map assumption: 300K assumption : 850K assumption: 1000K
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My work in VUT Thermal result Temperature Map
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My work in VUT Thermal result Radial Stress -50 MPa Sharp corner effect
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My work in VUT Thermal result Tangential Stress 110 MPa -75 MPa -220 MPa -50 MPa
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My work in VUT Thermal result Axial Stress -30 MPa -90 MPa
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My work in VUT Structural result Radial Stress -17 MPa 100 MPa Sharp corner effect
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My work in VUT Structural result Tangential Stress 150 MPa 110 MPa 80 MPa
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My work in VUT Structural result Axial Stress 100 MPa
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My work in VUT Structural and Thermal result Radial Stress -50 MPa 75 MPa 200 MPa Sharp corner effect
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My work in VUT Structural and Thermal result Tangential Stress 64 115 MPa 200 MPa
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My work in VUT Structural and Thermal result Axial Stress 90 MPa -50 MPa -170 MPa
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My work in VUT Structural and Thermal result Von Mises Stress (equivalent stress σ e )
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My work in VUT Structural and Thermal result Von Mises Stress 3 MPa 220 MPa
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Conclusions - The relevant loads are the centrifugal force and the differential thermal expansion - The thermal stress depends on the thickness of the compressor disk (thermal gradient) - In some parts of compressor the intensity of stress is high but not fatal - The selected material (SiC) is appropriate for this technology
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Possible Improvements - New model with rounded corner to remove the high stress (in progress) - Repeat the analysis with a finer mesh to increase resolution - Join compressor and turbine in the same model to evaluate interactions
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Thank you for your attention Francesco Pace franz.pace@tin.it
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