Dual design of control law and switching law for turbofan systems under multiple disturbances

Tang, Li; Liu, Wei; Liu, Yan-Jun

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2024.131177

Energy

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2024.131177

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Dual design of control law and switching law for turbofan systems under multiple disturbances

Li Tang,

Wei Liu,

Yan-Jun Liu

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Effect of double bypass conditions on the thermodynamic characteristics and internal flow mechanisms in a variable core cycle compression system

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Effect of double bypass conditions on the thermodynamic characteristics and internal flow mechanisms in a variable core cycle compression system

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Zhao,

Zhou

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Effect of variable inlet guide vanes on thermodynamic characteristic and flow mechanism of a core compression system for variable cycle engine

Luo,

Zhao,

Wang

et al. 2024

Physics of Fluids

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As a critical component of the variable cycle engine (VCE), the variable cycle core compression system (VCCCS) necessitates exceptional performance stability across a wide range of operating conditions. This research delves into the effects of varying the angles of variable inlet guide vanes (VIGV) on the thermodynamic characteristics and internal flow structure of the VCCCS under wide-range operational adjustments. The results reveal that modulating the VIGV significantly broadens the operating envelope of the VCCCS, extending the range of stable and efficient operation from a single curve to a surface. Moreover, adjusting the VIGV reconfigures the load distribution among VCCCS components, consequently altering the internal flow structure. The relationship between aerodynamic losses and entropy distribution in VCCCS components at different VIGV angles has been clarified. Closing the VIGV reduces the secondary flow losses and the extent of high-entropy regions within the core driven fan stage (CDFS) passage, while having a relatively minor impact on the losses in the high-pressure compressor (HPC). The evolution of the feasible domain of the bypass ratio and the mechanisms of adjustment limitation are uncovered. Notably, when the VIGV is adjusted from −20° to 50°, the sources of flow instability within the VCCCS under extreme boundary conditions exhibit three distinct changes. Additionally, a correlation has been established between the VIGV configurations and the thermodynamic characteristics of the VCCCS, thereby providing valuable insights for the design of efficient operation across a wide range of operating conditions.

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Dual design of control law and switching law for turbofan systems under multiple disturbances

Cited by 2 publications

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Effect of double bypass conditions on the thermodynamic characteristics and internal flow mechanisms in a variable core cycle compression system

Effect of double bypass conditions on the thermodynamic characteristics and internal flow mechanisms in a variable core cycle compression system

Effect of variable inlet guide vanes on thermodynamic characteristic and flow mechanism of a core compression system for variable cycle engine

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