Recent Advances in Turbomachinery Flow Diagnostics
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Mechanical Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 January 2025) | Viewed by 235
Special Issue Editors
Interests: turbomachinery aerodynamics; optical flow measurement technology; image processing; heat transfer; additive manufacturing
Interests: turbomachinery; instabilities; experiments; cavitation
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Dear Colleagues,
The efficiency of turbomachinery is closely linked to the aerothermodynamic performance of each particular component inside the flow path. A variety of powerful tools and methods are available, some for decades, and some recently presented, to capture or predict such flows.
This Special Issue provides an insight into recent advances in experimental techniques, methodologies, and tools for the aerothermodynamic characterization of flow processes in turbomachinery components. Authors are invited to submit turbomachinery-related research that contributes, but is not limited to, one of the following topics:
- experimental and/or numerical investigations in linear cascades;
- cascade aerothermodynamics in compressor, turbine, or intermediate components;
- loss mechanisms;
- blade surface cooling and surface heat transfer;
- sensing of stationary, periodic instationary, or unsteady stage flows;
- transient high-speed flow effects;
- non-intrusive measurements;
- probe-based measurements;
- novel applications and special approaches;
- development of experimental technology or procedures.
Dr. Martin Bitter
Dr. Florent Ravelet
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- turbomachinery flow diagnostics
- aerothermodynamic loss mechanisms
- surface heat flux
- probe-based methods
- non-intrusive measurement techniques
- novel approaches
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