Optimization of Turbine Flow Sensor Structure based on the Velocity Distribution Inlet

Guo, Suna; Wang, Song; Zheng, Xin; Zhao, Ning; Fang, Luyuan; Li, Xiaoting

doi:10.1109/i2mtc.2019.8827083

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“…To elevate a sensor efficacy, modifications in the rotor architecture, contour, and dimensions are pivotal. Specific studies [9]- [13] have focused on rotor optimization, pinpointing essential geometric facets of the rotor, such as blade count, blade tip radius, rotor hub radius, helical blade lead, blade thickness, blade bevel edge angle, and rotor hub length, as critical contributors to flow meter performance. Comparative evaluations between CFD simulations and empirical results, as cited in [14], [15], suggest a close correlation, endorsing the feasibility of predicting turbine flow meter efficiency via simulations.…”

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Numerical Modelling of a Turbine Flow Meter Used as Part of the Hydrogen Compressor System

Orlova,

Devdas,

Vasudev

et al. 2023

Latvian Journal of Physics and Technical Sciences

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This study analyses a turbine flow meter in the context of a hydrogen compressor system. Basic concepts of turbine flow meter, accuracy and linearity, as well as calibration are described. Physical experimental testing scheme is presented in the paper. The viscosity of the fluid is one of the major factors that affects the performance of turbine flow meters. Numerical modelling experiments for different fluids with different viscosities are performed. Performed numerical modelling experiments give a possibility to continue research into the hydrogen compression system.

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