Optimization and Flow Characteristics in Advanced Fluid Machinery

• Format: eBook
• Language: English
• Published: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
• Subjects: History of engineering and technology; Technology: general issues; aerostatic porous journal bearing; aviation liquid cooling pump; axial flow pump; axial thrust coefficient; axial-flow pump as turbine; bidirectional axial flow pump; bidirectional operation; blade; blade load distribution; blade type; bowl diffuser; cavitation; centrifugal impeller; CFD; circulating flow; color edge detection; compressible flow; compressible flows; core swirl ratio; deformation; dishwasher pump; diving tubular pump; double-tongue volute; EIVC; energy loss; entropy generation; entropy production; equivalent force; erosion; experiment; flow characteristics; flow integration; flow rate coefficient; fluid machinery; fluid-solid coupling; fourier series; gas polytropic index; harmonic balance; high-pressure jet; high-pressure water jet; high-specific-speed centrifugal pump; high-speed photography; hub radius; hydraulic performance; hydraulic support; hydrodynamic characteristics; impeller speeds; interaction; internal flow patterns; internal flow structure; large axial flow pump system; large flow condition; leakage jet; liquid penetrant testing; LNG submerged pump; loss distribution; machine learning; marine propeller; MIGA; Miller cycle; mixed flow pump; model experiment; moment coefficient; multi-objective optimization; multistage submersible pump; nominal clearance; nozzle; nozzle pressure; number of impeller blades; numerical calculation; numerical simulation; numerical solution; OpenFOAM; optimization; optimization platform; organic coolant; parametric design; particle image velocimetry (PIV); peak to peak; PIV; POD; position control; pre-swirl rotor-stator cavity; pressure detection; pressure pulsation; pressure pulsation intensity; pump hydraulic performance; pump performance; RANS; rotor-rotor interaction; safety auxiliary facilities; secondary flow; secondary tip leakage vortex (S-TLV); self-priming pump; skew and sweep; slurry pump; solid-liquid flow; spectral methods; spectrum; start-up characteristics; structural parameter; structure optimization; surface response method; surrogate model; switch control; the mean absolute flow angle; theoretical modeling; tip clearance; tip leakage vortex (TLV); transient characteristics; turbomachinery; turbulence; unsteady pressure signal; vertical axial-flow pump device; vertical axial-flow pumps; vortex; vortex pump; wear characteristic
• Online Access: Open Access: DOAB: description of the publication; Open Access: DOAB, download the publication
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (534 p.)
• ISBN: 9783036582924; 9783036582931; books978-3-0365-8292-4
• Access: Open Access

Advanced fluid machinery is the key component in the sustainable development of energy and water resources, including various transport processes for liquids. Where fluid flows, fluid machinery works. Therefore, fluid machinery occupies an important position in the social economy. This Special Issue, entitled "Optimization and Flow Characteristics in Advanced Fluid Machinery", provides a platform for the sharing of knowledge among researchers in the field of fluid machinery, and includes theoretical analyses, numerical simulations, and experimental studies. This Special Issue covers a wide range of disciplines as follows: (1) optimization of advanced fluid machinery using different advanced algorithms; (2) flow characteristics of advanced fluid machinery using numerical and experimental methods; (3) vibration and noise of advanced fluid machinery; (4) fluid-structural coupling analysis of advanced fluid machinery; (5) cavitation and multi-phase flow of advanced fluid machinery; (6) simulation and optimization of new energy systems; and (6) other aspects of fluid machinery.This Special Issue contains 27 manuscripts, including 1 Editorial and 26 scientific articles. We would like to thank all of the authors and peer reviewers for their valuable contributions to this Special Issue.