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Analysis of abnormal vibrations of crude oil efflux pumps using Ansys

Wang Tianqi, Xie Lei, Yu Hongsheng, Wei Xiuliang, Dong Pengmin, Zhao Tianyi

Journal of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics

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2023

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Vol. 61 nr 1

23--36

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In this study, abnormal vibrations of 1 pump fluid in a crude oil efflux station in the Changqing Oilfield was investigated. Kinetic simulation was applied to flow fields in the crude oil efflux pump using Ansys to determine trends of the impeller static pressure, speed, total pressure, wall pressure of the impeller, outlet pressure and pressure on the pump shell and to identify the reasons behind the abnormal vibrations. The results indicated that the axial vibration amplitude of the pump could be reduced from 1.3mm down to 0.68mm if the operation parameters of the external control oil pump were set as 2500-2550r/min and 325-335m3/h, respectively.

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Numerical analysis of the tip vortex in an air-conditioner's propeller fan

Wang J., Wu K.

TASK Quarterly : scientific bulletin of Academic Computer Centre in Gdansk

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2006

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Vol. 10, No 2

101-112

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A steady, incompressible, turbulent flow field inside a propeller fan used in an air conditioner has been analyzed numerically using the single-equation Spalart-Allmaras turbulence model. It has been found that the formation of tip vortex starts from the blade tip's suction side at about one third of the axial chord's length aft of the rotor's leading edge. It is due to the rolling-up of the intense shear layer flow between the main axial flow and the suck-in inward flow caused by the large pressure difference between the pressure and the suction sides. The tip vortex passes through the blade passage in a curve reversed towards the direction of the blade's rotation. Its trace is partial to the tangential direction as it goes into the aft part of the blade passage covered by the shroud and, simultaneously, its trace in the radial direction is turned from the outward direction to the inward direction. The operating flow rates have an important effect on the axial position of the tip vor-tex's trace, while its effect on the radial position is negligible. At law flow rates, the vortex disappears at a location closer to the leading edge. The effect of the shroud's width on the tip vortex's trajectory is notable. For a fan with a wide shroud, the trace of the tip vortex moves upstream with a smaller radial influence region than that of a fan with a narrower shroud.

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Numerical analysis of internal flow phenomena in a multi-blade centrifugal fan

Wang J., Ou Y., Wu K.

TASK Quarterly : scientific bulletin of Academic Computer Centre in Gdansk

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2005

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Vol. 9, No 2

245-256

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A three-dimensional, steady, incompressible, turbulent flow field inside a multi-blade centrifugal fan used in an air-conditioner has been analyzed numerically. Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes equations with the standard k-epsilon turbulence model have been discretized by the finite volume method. The calculation results have shown complex three-dimensional characteristics of the flow, especially in the blade passages near the shroud side. The results have revealed a boundary layer separating the flow from the leading edge on the blade suction surface, the flow's reversal from the high pressure region inside the volute to the low pressure region near the impeller inlet, the flow's recirculation near the shroud side, a jet-wake pattern at the rotor exit, pressure fluctuation on the blade surface, etc. Some of the numerical results agree well with previous experiment.