2018
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1101/1/012006
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Aerodynamic assessment of the cycloidal rotor fan

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“…shows the velocity distributions for the CRF with NACA 0012 and CLARK Y profiles for 4000 RPM. One can observe a significant flow separation around the NACA 0012 profiles, what was already observed in previous works[7] [8]. Whereas, the velocity distribution for CRF with CLARK Y profile does not repeat such behaviour, no significant separations around blades are observed.…”
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“…shows the velocity distributions for the CRF with NACA 0012 and CLARK Y profiles for 4000 RPM. One can observe a significant flow separation around the NACA 0012 profiles, what was already observed in previous works[7] [8]. Whereas, the velocity distribution for CRF with CLARK Y profile does not repeat such behaviour, no significant separations around blades are observed.…”
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“…The implementation of the cycloidal rotor for fans was numerically and experimentally investigated by authors in former works [7] [8]. The effectiveness of the elaborated CFD model was positively verified by experimental research using LDA measurements [8]. From the point of view of a positive displacement machine of the rotary type, the most effective design is the CRF with four blades.…”
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“…Unlike fixed aircraft wings, the blades of vertical-axial wind and hydroelectric power plants, as well as cycloidal propellers of ships and aircraft, move along circular trajectories. As the studies of research groups show [1][2][3], the aerodynamics of fixed blades and blades running along a circle has some differences. This is due to the occurrence of flow circulation inside the rotor, as well as due to the blade hitting the track formed by the forward-moving blades, and the location of the upper and lower surfaces of the airfoil at a different radius from the axis of rotation, which leads to the fact that the linear velocity of their movement is different.…”
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confidence: 99%