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Yumin Liu, Patrick Hendrick, Zhengping Zou and Frank Buysschaert
Empirical correlations are still fundamental in the modern design paradigm of axial turbines. Among these, the prominent Ainley and Mathieson correlation (Ainley D. and Mathieson G., 1951, ?A Method of Performance Estimation for Axial-Flow Turbines,? ARC...
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Alessandro Cappiello and Raffaele Tuccillo
The design of organic Rankine cycle (ORC) turbines often requires dealing with transonic flows due to the cycle efficiency requirements and the matching of the temperature profiles with heat sources and sinks, as well as the nature of organic fluids, oft...
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Tim Wittmann, Sebastian Lück, Christoph Bode and Jens Friedrichs
Radial turbines used in automotive fuel cell turbochargers operate with humid air. The gas expansion in the turbine causes droplets to form, which then grow through condensation. The associated release of latent heat and decrease in the gaseous mass flow...
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Yuqi Wang, Jinxing Li, Di Zhang and Yonghui Xie
This work can provide the design reference of rotor solidity for SCO2 and air radial-inflow turbines as well as a new splitter structure to improve the performance of low solidity case.
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Umberto Coronetta and Enrico Sciubba
In the last few years, waste-energy recovery systems based on the Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) have gained increased attention in the global energy market as a versatile and sustainable technology for thermo-electric energy conversion from low-to-medium t...
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Pierre-Thomas Lauriau, Nicolas Binder, Sandrine Cros, Mathieu Roumeas and Xavier Carbonneau
Radial turbines? preliminary designs are usually carried out through some dimensionless approaches, such as the loading-to-flow-diagram and/or the blade speed ratio. In case of variable nozzle radial turbines, multi-points specifications must be consider...
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Samuel P. Lee, Simon M. Barrans, Martyn L. Jupp and Ambrose K. Nickson
Current trends in the automotive industry towards engine downsizing mean turbocharging now plays a vital role in engine performance. A turbocharger increases charge air density using a turbine to extract waste energy from the exhaust gas to drive a compr...
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T. Kreuz-Ihli, D. Filsinger, A. Schulz, and S. Wittig
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