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Fluid Machinery: Application, Selection, and Design, Second Edition

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    9781420082944

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    1420082949

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2009-12-16
  • Publisher: CRC Press

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Summary

Published nearly a decade ago, Fluid Machinery: Performance, Analysis, and Design quickly became popular with students, professors, and professionals because of its comprehensive and comprehensible introduction to the fluid mechanics of turbomachinery. Renamed to reflect its wider scope and recorganized content, Fluid Machinery: Application, Selection, and Design, Second Edition provides a more logical flow of information that will enhance understanding. In particular, it presents a consistent notation within and across chapters, updating material when appropriate. Although the authors do account for the astounding growth in the field of computational fluid dynamics that has occurred since publication of the first edition, this text emphasizes traditional "one-dimensional" layout and points the way toward using CFD for turbomachinery design and analysis.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. ix
Preface to the First Editionp. xi
Authorsp. xv
Introductionp. 1
Preliminary Remarksp. 1
Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanicsp. 1
Units and Nomenclaturep. 2
Thermodynamic Variables and Propertiesp. 3
Reversible Processes, Irreversible Processes, and Efficiency with Perfect Gasesp. 5
Equations of Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamicsp. 7
Turbomachinesp. 9
Classificationsp. 10
Turbomachine Performance and Ratingp. 15
Raring and Performance for Liquid Pumpsp. 24
Compressible Flow Machinesp. 28
Typical Performance Curvesp. 32
Machine and Systemp. 36
Summaryp. 38
Exercise Problemsp. 42
Dimensional Analysis and Similarity for Turbomachineryp. 53
Dimensionalityp. 53
Similitudep. 54
Dimensionless Numbers and ¿-Productsp. 55
Dimensionless Performance Variables and Similarity for Turbomachineryp. 59
Compressible Flow Similarityp. 65
Specific Speed and Specific Diameterp. 68
Correlations of Machine Type and the Cordier Diagramsp. 72
Summaryp. 77
Exercise Problemsp. 78
Scaling Laws, Limitations, and Cavitationp. 89
Scaling of Performancep. 89
Limitations and Corrections for Reynolds Number and Surface Roughnessp. 92
Compressibility (Mach Number) Limitations and Correctionsp. 95
Cavitation Avoidance in Pumps (and Turbines)p. 99
Summaryp. 106
Exercise Problemsp. 107
Turbomachinery Noisep. 117
Introductory Remarksp. 117
Sound and Noisep. 117
Fan Noisep. 120
Sound Power and Sound Pressurep. 124
Outdoor Propagationp. 125
Indoor Propagationp. 129
A Note on Pump Noisep. 133
Compressor and Turbine Noisep. 134
Summaryp. 139
Exercise Problemsp. 139
Performance Estimation, Machine Selection, and Preliminary Designp. 147
Preliminary Remarksp. 147
Cordier Diagram and Machine Typep. 147
Estimating the Efficiencyp. 154
Preliminary Machine Selectionp. 158
Fan Selection from Vendor Datap. 163
Pump Selection from Vendor Datap. 170
Selection of Variable Pitch and Variable Inlet Vane Fansp. 174
Summaryp. 178
Exercise Problemsp. 179
Fundamentals of Flow in Turbomachineryp. 191
Preliminary Remarksp. 191
Blade and Cascade Geometryp. 191
Velocity Diagramsp. 193
Energy (Work) Transfer in a Rotorp. 195
Work, Head, Pressure, and Efficiencyp. 201
Preliminary Design of an Axial Fanp. 203
Diffusion Considerationsp. 207
Diffusion Limits in Axial Flow Machinesp. 210
Preliminary Design and Diffusion Limits in Radial Flowp. 214
Summaryp. 218
Exercise Problemsp. 220
Velocity Diagrams and Flow Path Layoutp. 225
Preliminary Remarksp. 225
Velocity Diagram Parameters for Axial Flow Machinesp. 225
Axial Flow Pumps, Fans, and Compressorsp. 228
Axial Flow Turbinesp. 236
Hub-Tip Variations for Axial Flow Machinesp. 244
Radial and Mixed Flowp. 247
Mixed Flow Examplep. 250
Radial Flow Layout: Centrifugal Blowersp. 256
Radial Flow Layout: A Centrifugal Pumpp. 261
Radial Flow Layout: Turbocharger Componentsp. 263
Diffusers and Volutesp. 271
Axial Flow Diffusersp. 271
Radial Flow. Volute Diffusersp. 275
Summaryp. 278
Exercise Problemsp. 279
Two-Dimensional Cascadesp. 287
One-, Two-, and Three-dimensional Flow Modelsp. 287
Axial Flow Cascades: Basic Geometry and Simple Flow Modelsp. 288
Systematic Investigation of Axial Cascade Flowp. 291
Correlations for Cascade Performancep. 296
Blade Number and Low-Solidity Cascadesp. 304
Diffusion Limitations and Selection of Solidityp. 308
Losses in Diffusing Cascadesp. 313
Axial Flow Turbine Cascadesp. 317
Radial Flow Cascadesp. 321
Solidity of Centrifugal Cascadesp. 330
Summaryp. 332
Exercise Problemsp. 333
Quasi-Three-Dimensional Flowp. 345
Quasi-Three-Dimensional Flow Modelp. 345
Simple Radial Equilibrium for Axial Flow Machinesp. 347
Approximate Solutions for SREp. 352
Extension to Nonuniform Inflowp. 358
Q3D Model for Centrifugal Machinesp. 361
Simpler Solutionsp. 363
Summaryp. 374
Exercise Problemsp. 375
Advanced Topics in Performance and Designp. 381
Introductionp. 381
Freestream Turbulence Intensityp. 381
Secondary and 3D Flow Effectsp. 383
Low Reynolds Number Effects in Axial Flow Cascadesp. 386
Stall, Surge, and Loss of Stabilityp. 393
CFD in Turbomachineryp. 400
Summaryp. 403
p. 405
p. 415
p. 421
Indexp. 425
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