Study on flow characteristics and structural properties of vertical axial pump with low guide vane height

Abstract With the full construction of the South to North Water Diversion Project and the renovation of pumping stations, vertical axial flow pump devices have been widely used in various pumping station projects. This article uses the streamlined method to design the impeller and guide vanes of a vertical axial flow pump device. To analyze the hydraulic and structural characteristics, this paper uses CFD numerical simulation and fluid-structure interaction calculation methods. And the trend of output power change under different flow conditions was divided into three stages, elucidating the reasons for the sudden change in output power under flow conditions of 0.8 Q -1.0 Q . This article focuses on analyzing the internal flow state of the designed lower height guide vane segment to explore the problem of low guide vane height that is prone to occur during the design process. According to the research results, it is found that the lower height guide vane can also play a good role in stabilizing flow and recovering circulation under certain operating conditions. This article also studied the structural characteristics of the impeller and guide vanes, explaining the stress and strain distribution under design flow conditions.

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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2854/1/012020
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Cavitation Phenomena in Pumps
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Study on flow characteristics and structural properties of vertical axial pump with low guide vane height

Heng Zhao, Li Cheng
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Study on flow characteristics and structural properties of vertical axial pump with low guide vane height

Heng Zhao, Li Cheng
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Abstract With the full construction of the South to North Water Diversion Project and the renovation of pumping stations, vertical axial flow pump devices have been widely used in various pumping station projects. This article uses the streamlined method to design the impeller and guide vanes of a vertical axial flow pump device. To analyze the hydraulic and structural characteristics, this paper uses CFD numerical simulation and fluid-structure interaction calculation methods. And the trend of output power change under different flow conditions was divided into three stages, elucidating the reasons for the sudden change in output power under flow conditions of 0.8 Q -1.0 Q . This article focuses on analyzing the internal flow state of the designed lower height guide vane segment to explore the problem of low guide vane height that is prone to occur during the design process. According to the research results, it is found that the lower height guide vane can also play a good role in stabilizing flow and recovering circulation under certain operating conditions. This article also studied the structural characteristics of the impeller and guide vanes, explaining the stress and strain distribution under design flow conditions.

Journal of Physics Conference SeriesVol. 2854(1)
Yangzhou University (CN)
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