2016
DOI: 10.1007/s10749-016-0680-0
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Experimental Study of Intrachannel Separation in a Flat Nozzle Turbine Blade Assembly With Wet Stream Flow1

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“…In the literature a lot of publications and papers are dedicated to water film removal from the blade surfaces (Gribin et al (2010), Sakamoto et al (1992), Tanuma and Sakamoto (1991)). But as shown by recent investigations (Gribin et al (2016) and Hoznedl et al (2012)) the number of removed water is strongly dependent on the operational parameters of turbine. Even small changes in turbine stage operational conditions reduce the efficiency of this method.…”
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confidence: 88%
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“…In the literature a lot of publications and papers are dedicated to water film removal from the blade surfaces (Gribin et al (2010), Sakamoto et al (1992), Tanuma and Sakamoto (1991)). But as shown by recent investigations (Gribin et al (2016) and Hoznedl et al (2012)) the number of removed water is strongly dependent on the operational parameters of turbine. Even small changes in turbine stage operational conditions reduce the efficiency of this method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…The methodology of laser diagnostic system adapted to the polydisperse wet-steam flow. This is successfully applied in Gavrilov et al 2014, , Filippov et al (2014), Gribin et al (2016) and Gribin et al (2014). The steam velocity (c s ) was determined by a simulation using the Ansys Fluent 14 incorporating wet-steam model.…”
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confidence: 93%