Design and Analysis of Two Stage Turbofan Gas Turbine Engine-Pratt and Whitney
-Design, Manufacture, Cost, Performance analysis of Gas Turbine based on blades, material, operation, overhaul cost and market analysis and product Survival.
-Presented to delegates of Pratt and Whitney Canada
The document compares several mechanistic models for gas-liquid flow in vertical and deviated wells. It evaluates the models based on their ability to predict pressure and flow rate data from 456 wells. The models include those developed by Hasan-Kabir, Ansari, Gomez, and OLGAS. The Gomez model is also enhanced for the comparison. Based on a relative performance index calculation, the enhanced Gomez model and OLGAS model perform the best overall, with the enhanced Gomez performing particularly well on gas lift wells.
The document summarizes wind tunnel test results for the Micro-Mutt aircraft model and compares them to previous computational fluid dynamics (CFD) predictions. Key findings include:
- Lift and pitching moment coefficients from wind tunnel tests agree reasonably well with CFD predictions within uncertainty bounds.
- Control surface effectiveness values from wind tunnel tests are 50-80% higher than predictions, but scale to within 20% when accounting for the Micro-Mutt having smaller individual control surfaces compared to the full-scale Mutt aircraft.
- Drag coefficients show larger discrepancies with predictions due to difficulty of accurately measuring small drag values in wind tunnel tests.
- Uncertainty analysis is presented to determine error bounds on experimental coefficients based on
1. The document discusses numerical combustion analysis and ignition timing optimization of a 4-stroke SI engine using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and genetic algorithm (GA) optimization.
2. The researchers modeled the 2D combustion chamber geometry of a single cylinder 4-stroke SI engine in ANSYS. They conducted CFD analysis at different ignition timings and identified the optimal timing using GA.
3. The results showed that maximum brake torque, or timing (MBT), occurred at a spark advance angle of 39ยฐ before top dead center (TDC), which corresponds to 681ยฐ crank angle. This optimal timing was identified as producing the greatest gas pressure and torque.
Analysis and design of 15 storey office andMasroor Alam
ย
This project involves the analysis and design of a 15-story office and commercial building using ETABS software. Key aspects of the project include modeling the building geometrically and with materials, running various load combinations and analysis types, designing structural elements like beams, columns, slabs, and shear walls, and evaluating serviceability requirements. The project demonstrates the modeling, analysis, and design process according to applicable codes.
The document provides calculations to determine the power rating of a gear mesh based on given specifications. It begins by outlining the given parameters of the gearset including materials, dimensions, speeds, and loads. It then works through a series of equations from AGMA standards to calculate factors related to bending, wear, and contact stresses. The final rating is determined to be the minimum value from the individual ratings for bending, wear, and contact stresses. The rating is provided in horsepower.
This document provides specifications for a technical delivery of an item for Job NEM-LD-03 Drawing No. NEM-LD-03-01. It specifies that two caps are required as per the attached Material Requisition Report for size, tolerance, material, and other requirements. Testing reports and markings will be as required in the Material Requisition Report. Heat treatment and any supplementary requirements will also follow the specifications in the attached report.
Axial compressor - variation of rotor and stator angles from root to tip - 4t...CangTo Cheah
ย
The document discusses the theory behind how rotor and stator angles in an axial compressor vary from the root to the tip. It presents equations showing how angles, velocities, and other parameters change based on radial position. The analysis aims to evaluate these variations while maintaining constant specific work input at all radii, which provides a constant stage pressure ratio up to the blade height. The equations derived indicate that for certain rotor and stator velocity distributions, the two design conditions of constant specific work input and arbitrary whirl velocity profiles are compatible.
The document compares several mechanistic models for gas-liquid flow in vertical and deviated wells. It evaluates the models based on their ability to predict pressure and flow rate data from 456 wells. The models include those developed by Hasan-Kabir, Ansari, Gomez, and OLGAS. The Gomez model is also enhanced for the comparison. Based on a relative performance index calculation, the enhanced Gomez model and OLGAS model perform the best overall, with the enhanced Gomez performing particularly well on gas lift wells.
The document summarizes wind tunnel test results for the Micro-Mutt aircraft model and compares them to previous computational fluid dynamics (CFD) predictions. Key findings include:
- Lift and pitching moment coefficients from wind tunnel tests agree reasonably well with CFD predictions within uncertainty bounds.
- Control surface effectiveness values from wind tunnel tests are 50-80% higher than predictions, but scale to within 20% when accounting for the Micro-Mutt having smaller individual control surfaces compared to the full-scale Mutt aircraft.
- Drag coefficients show larger discrepancies with predictions due to difficulty of accurately measuring small drag values in wind tunnel tests.
- Uncertainty analysis is presented to determine error bounds on experimental coefficients based on
1. The document discusses numerical combustion analysis and ignition timing optimization of a 4-stroke SI engine using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and genetic algorithm (GA) optimization.
2. The researchers modeled the 2D combustion chamber geometry of a single cylinder 4-stroke SI engine in ANSYS. They conducted CFD analysis at different ignition timings and identified the optimal timing using GA.
3. The results showed that maximum brake torque, or timing (MBT), occurred at a spark advance angle of 39ยฐ before top dead center (TDC), which corresponds to 681ยฐ crank angle. This optimal timing was identified as producing the greatest gas pressure and torque.
Analysis and design of 15 storey office andMasroor Alam
ย
This project involves the analysis and design of a 15-story office and commercial building using ETABS software. Key aspects of the project include modeling the building geometrically and with materials, running various load combinations and analysis types, designing structural elements like beams, columns, slabs, and shear walls, and evaluating serviceability requirements. The project demonstrates the modeling, analysis, and design process according to applicable codes.
The document provides calculations to determine the power rating of a gear mesh based on given specifications. It begins by outlining the given parameters of the gearset including materials, dimensions, speeds, and loads. It then works through a series of equations from AGMA standards to calculate factors related to bending, wear, and contact stresses. The final rating is determined to be the minimum value from the individual ratings for bending, wear, and contact stresses. The rating is provided in horsepower.
This document provides specifications for a technical delivery of an item for Job NEM-LD-03 Drawing No. NEM-LD-03-01. It specifies that two caps are required as per the attached Material Requisition Report for size, tolerance, material, and other requirements. Testing reports and markings will be as required in the Material Requisition Report. Heat treatment and any supplementary requirements will also follow the specifications in the attached report.
Axial compressor - variation of rotor and stator angles from root to tip - 4t...CangTo Cheah
ย
The document discusses the theory behind how rotor and stator angles in an axial compressor vary from the root to the tip. It presents equations showing how angles, velocities, and other parameters change based on radial position. The analysis aims to evaluate these variations while maintaining constant specific work input at all radii, which provides a constant stage pressure ratio up to the blade height. The equations derived indicate that for certain rotor and stator velocity distributions, the two design conditions of constant specific work input and arbitrary whirl velocity profiles are compatible.
IRJET- Sample Analysis of Cropped Delta Wing Under Low Subsonic Flow RegimeIRJET Journal
ย
This document analyzes the aerodynamic performance of a cropped delta wing under low subsonic flow conditions. Wind tunnel testing was conducted on a scaled cropped delta wing model made of wood at various flow velocities ranging from 35-60 m/s. The lift, drag, and side force coefficients were calculated from the test results. The coefficients are plotted against angle of attack to show how aerodynamic performance varies with increasing angle of attack. The results show that lift increases linearly with angle of attack up to around 15 degrees then decreases significantly at higher angles, indicating stall. The document provides details on the testing methodology and discusses the results.
Transient three dimensional cfd modelling of ceilng fanLahiru Dilshan
ย
Ceiling fans are used to get thermal comfort, especially in tropical countries. With the increment of the usage of air conditioners, the emission of CO2 is increased. But ceiling fans are a limited solution, that saves much energy compared to air conditioners. Ceiling fans generate a non-uniform velocity profile, so that, there is a non-uniform thermal environment. That non-uniform environment does not imply lower thermal comfort, that will give enough thermal comfort with low energy cost by air velocity. Hence, there will be difficulties of analysing with simple modelling techniques in that environment. So, to predict the performance of the ceiling fan required more accurate models.
The accurate model of a ceiling fan will generate complex geometry that makes difficulties for the simulation process and requires higher computational power. Because of that, there are several methods used to predict the performance of the ceiling fan using mathematical techniques but that will give an estimated value of properties in the surrounding.
This document summarizes a student project analyzing the static and dynamic stability of the original Boeing 737-300 aircraft and a modified version where 10 feet was added to the passenger compartment. For the original aircraft, lumped mass models were created and used to calculate static stability parameters like coefficients of moment. The modified aircraft was found to have reduced static stability. Changes like decreasing vertical tail area by 20% and increasing dihedral angle were proposed to return stability to original levels. Dynamic stability was also analyzed, finding natural frequencies and damping ratios of longitudinal and lateral modes for the original aircraft.
IRJET- Design of Bell-Mouth Spillway at Barvi DamIRJET Journal
ย
This document describes the design of a bell-mouth spillway for the Barvi Dam located in India. Key aspects of the design include:
1) Calculating the design flood of 3118 cubic meters per second based on rainfall data and catchment area.
2) Designing a bell-mouth spillway with a 10.3 meter diameter shaft, 5.15 meter bottom diameter, and 305 cubic meters per second discharge capacity.
3) Designing a 61.25 meter long tunnel with a 5.6 meter diameter to convey water from the spillway.
4) Analyzing hydraulic forces and stresses on the spillway structure and ensuring factors of safety against overturning and sliding are sufficient.
The document analyzes the aerodynamic performance of a Blended Wing Body aircraft at different operating conditions. It compares wind tunnel test data of a scale BWB model to simulations using vortex lattice codes. Several corrections are made to account for tunnel wall effects and other mounting hardware. Reasonable agreement is found between the corrected wind tunnel data and simulations at higher Reynolds numbers. The analysis aims to redesign the BWB airfoil geometry to increase static stability margin to at least 5% at cruise, approach and stall conditions. Wave drag calculations are outlined for the cruise condition of Mach 0.8 flight.
SAIF ALDIN ALI MADIN
ุณูู ุงูุฏูู ุนูู ู ุงุถู
S96aif@gmail.com
Torsion tesd
MECHANICS OF MATERIALS
The objective of this experiment is to study the linearly elastic behavior
of metallic material under a torsion test. Torsion test measures the
strength of any material against maximum twisting forces. During this
experiment, a failure testing is done to our testing material which is a
steel. This failure testing involves twisting the material until it breaks
which helps demonstrates how materials undergo during testing
condition by measuring the applied torque with respect to the angle of
twist, the shear modulus, shear stress
At the limit of proportionality. The shear modulus of elasticity G and
Poisson's Ratio are determined for the specimen using torsional stressstrain relationship from the data collected during the experiment. The
fraction surface of our material at the end of the experiment is used to
stablish characteristics of the material,
Axial compressor theory - stage-wise isentropic efficiency - 18th March 2010CangTo Cheah
ย
This document discusses the theory of stage-wise isentropic efficiency in axial compressors. It covers determining the pitch and chord between blades, calculating the number of blades based on pitch, and formulas for static pressure rise and forces acting on cascades, including lift and drag forces. Graphs are presented for mean deflection and stagnation pressure loss as functions of incidence angle. The document aims to calculate coefficients for drag, lift, and loss based on these graphs and the presented formulas.
Stiffened Panels structures are widely used because they make the structure more cost-effective by offering a desirable strength/weight ratio, and is in so far that even small weight reduction of each of them can significantly affect the total empty weight of the structure. The reduction in the structural weight of ships gives valuable advantages such as; increasing their cargo-carrying efficiency, decrease in material cost supersedes the higher production costs, also lighter vessels requires engines with lower power, which means less emission of hazardous gases produced by marine diesel engines.
In this research a bargeโs deck is evaluated by means of finite element analysis and optimized by parametric sensitivity analysis and numerical optimization methods, and the results would show that the deck structure could be developed further by utilizing the optimization techniques to reduce their weight by up to 9%.
IRJET- Experimental and Numerical Analysis of Rectangular, Tapered and Tapere...IRJET Journal
ย
The document presents a numerical and experimental analysis of the aerodynamic parameters like lift and drag for three wing configurations: rectangular, tapered, and tapered swept back wings. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) was used to simulate the flow and calculate lift and drag values, which were then validated with experimental wind tunnel testing. The numerical results showed good agreement with experimental values for the rectangular and tapered wings but around a 22% error for the tapered swept wing. Overall, the rectangular wing was found to have the highest lift performance and lowest drag of the three configurations in subsonic flow.
Vibration analysis of centrifugal blower impeller for various materials using...eSAT Publishing House
ย
This document presents a vibration analysis of a centrifugal blower impeller made of different materials using finite element analysis. A centrifugal blower impeller model was created in CATIA and analyzed in ANSYS for three materials: steel, aluminum, and glass/epoxy composite. The analysis found that glass/epoxy composite had the lowest mass and equivalent stress but highest total and directional deformation compared to steel and aluminum. Steel and aluminum showed similar natural frequencies while glass/epoxy frequencies were much lower. Glass/epoxy also showed the highest deformational amplitude versus frequency. The study aims to evaluate materials for centrifugal blower impellers.
NAME 338 ( Ship Design Project and Presentation )mortuja05
ย
This document summarizes a design project for a 100 TEU container ship. It includes calculations for stability and trim, resistance and power, engine selection, rudder design, propeller and shaft design, and scantling. Principal particulars of the ship include a length of 74m, breadth of 13m, draught of 3m, and capacity of 100 twenty-foot equivalent units. Calculations show the ship will have a speed of 11 knots powered by a 900kW engine.
This document provides design details for an oil tanker ship with the following specifications:
- Ship Type: Oil Tanker
- DWT: 2900 tonnes
- Route: Chittagong to Dhaka
- Speed: 10 knots
It includes the principal particulars, general arrangement, lines plan, offset table, and designs for the rudder, steering gear, resistance and power calculations, engine and gearbox selection, engine foundation, propeller shaft, and propeller. The summaries provide key technical specifications and selections for the main ship components to meet the design objectives.
Experimental and numerical stress analysis of a rectangular wing structureLahiru Dilshan
ย
Structures of an aircraft can be categorised as primary structural components and secondary structure components. Primary structure components are the components which lead to failure of the aircraft if such component is failed during the flight cycle. Secondary components are load sharing components in an aircraft but will not pave the way to catastrophic failure.
Designing aircraft structures should follow several strategies to assure safety. For that, there are three main methods used in designing and maintenance procedures. First one is the safe flight, which an aircraft component has a lifetime. That component is not used beyond that limit and should replace though it is not failed. The fail-safe method is another one that redundant systems or components are there to ensure there is another way to carry the load or do necessary control. The final one is the damage tolerance which measures the current damages are within acceptable limit and carry out the main functions until the next main maintenance process.
To determine the safety of a structure component load distribution, stress and strain variation, deflection can be used as parameters to make sure that component can withstand maximum allowable load with safety factor. There are several techniques used to get accurate results as numerical methods, Finite Element Method (FEM) and experimental methods. In the design process, those three steps are followed in an orderly manner to ensure the safety of an aircraft.
This document summarizes the design of a horizontal axis wind turbine with the following key points:
1) The turbine is designed to produce 80 kW of power at a wind speed of 12 m/s. It uses a three blade rotor with a diameter of 14.27 meters.
2) Airfoil profiles were selected for the root, mid, and tip sections of the blades. Velocity triangles and chord lengths were calculated along the blade.
3) At the design wind speed, the turbine produces 81.8 kW of power, corresponding to a power coefficient of 0.5634. Off-design performance at lower wind speeds was also analyzed.
This document summarizes the analysis and design of an industrial roof truss system. It outlines the following steps that have been completed: 1) selection of the truss type, 2) load estimation, 3) analysis and design of purlins and sagrods, 4) dead and wind load analysis, 5) combination of loads to determine bar forces, 6) member design, 7) bracing design, 8) connection design, and 9) detailing. It then shows calculations for determining the joint loads at various points on the truss due to dead and wind loads.
This document provides specifications and calculations for an aircraft design. It estimates weights, wing loading, thrust-to-weight ratios, center of gravity locations, and landing gear specifications. Gross weight is estimated to be 295,660 lbs. Minimum wing loading is 38,977 lbs/ft^2. Maximum thrust-to-weight ratio is 0.3143. Preliminary center of gravity is at 50.175 ft. Secondary estimates incorporate wings and tails to obtain a center of gravity of 50.889 ft. Landing gear and wing placement locations are also calculated.
Computational and experimental investigation of aerodynamics of flapping aero...Lahiru Dilshan
ย
Renewal interest on the exploitation of flapping flight motions to attain high propulsion efficiency of air vehicles is inspired by the aerodynamics of birdsโ and insectsโ flights. The flapping characteristics can be majorly used to develop micro aerial vehicles (MAV) as this is a lucrative method to generate lift and thrust simultaneously. In this project, the variation of the flow properties and the thrust generation of an airfoil in a flapping (plunging) motion, is evaluated using both computational and experimental methods. The NACA 2412 airfoil was selected for the study and, the computational method was carried out using an inviscid flow model and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations, simultaneously to obtain and compare the variation of properties.
The inviscid model was developed using conformal mapping and potential flow theories, and it is capable of producing results for any arbitrary aerofoil. Steady-state results were compared and validated in both CFD and inviscid flow modelling as the computational framework along with flow visualisation and force sensing as the experimental framework. The validated CFD and inviscid models have been developed to produce a plunging motion to the aerofoil and obtain the variation of drag and lift coefficients with time. The experimental setup was designed to obtain the forces acting on the airfoil, and the flow characteristics were visually observed using a flow visualization technique. The force calculations were done through a developed and optimized load cell arrangement. The developed smoke flow visualisation technique is capable of successfully capturing streamline patterns, flow separation regions. These results were compared along with wake development between computational and experimental models. The Level of agreement and limitations of each method have been discussed in this report.
1. Mesin turboshaft adalah jenis mesin turbin gas yang dirancang untuk menghasilkan daya putar melalui poros keluaran daripada dorongan jet.
2. Mesin ini biasanya digunakan pada helikopter untuk menggerakkan rotor utama dan ekor serta berbagai aplikasi industri yang memerlukan daya tinggi dan ukuran kecil.
3. Saat ini sebagian besar helikopter menggunakan mesin turboshaft dibanding mesin piston karena le
Toyota has been the world's largest automaker since April 2007 due to its focus on quality, reliability, and customer loyalty. Toyota's production system known as TPS emphasizes eliminating waste through just-in-time manufacturing and continuous improvement. The key concepts of TPS include Jidoka (stopping production to prevent defects), Kaizen (continuous improvement), and Andons (visual controls providing real-time production updates). While competitors have studied TPS, Toyota's real secret is its focus on helping suppliers and using lean product development principles, not just TPS alone.
IRJET- Sample Analysis of Cropped Delta Wing Under Low Subsonic Flow RegimeIRJET Journal
ย
This document analyzes the aerodynamic performance of a cropped delta wing under low subsonic flow conditions. Wind tunnel testing was conducted on a scaled cropped delta wing model made of wood at various flow velocities ranging from 35-60 m/s. The lift, drag, and side force coefficients were calculated from the test results. The coefficients are plotted against angle of attack to show how aerodynamic performance varies with increasing angle of attack. The results show that lift increases linearly with angle of attack up to around 15 degrees then decreases significantly at higher angles, indicating stall. The document provides details on the testing methodology and discusses the results.
Transient three dimensional cfd modelling of ceilng fanLahiru Dilshan
ย
Ceiling fans are used to get thermal comfort, especially in tropical countries. With the increment of the usage of air conditioners, the emission of CO2 is increased. But ceiling fans are a limited solution, that saves much energy compared to air conditioners. Ceiling fans generate a non-uniform velocity profile, so that, there is a non-uniform thermal environment. That non-uniform environment does not imply lower thermal comfort, that will give enough thermal comfort with low energy cost by air velocity. Hence, there will be difficulties of analysing with simple modelling techniques in that environment. So, to predict the performance of the ceiling fan required more accurate models.
The accurate model of a ceiling fan will generate complex geometry that makes difficulties for the simulation process and requires higher computational power. Because of that, there are several methods used to predict the performance of the ceiling fan using mathematical techniques but that will give an estimated value of properties in the surrounding.
This document summarizes a student project analyzing the static and dynamic stability of the original Boeing 737-300 aircraft and a modified version where 10 feet was added to the passenger compartment. For the original aircraft, lumped mass models were created and used to calculate static stability parameters like coefficients of moment. The modified aircraft was found to have reduced static stability. Changes like decreasing vertical tail area by 20% and increasing dihedral angle were proposed to return stability to original levels. Dynamic stability was also analyzed, finding natural frequencies and damping ratios of longitudinal and lateral modes for the original aircraft.
IRJET- Design of Bell-Mouth Spillway at Barvi DamIRJET Journal
ย
This document describes the design of a bell-mouth spillway for the Barvi Dam located in India. Key aspects of the design include:
1) Calculating the design flood of 3118 cubic meters per second based on rainfall data and catchment area.
2) Designing a bell-mouth spillway with a 10.3 meter diameter shaft, 5.15 meter bottom diameter, and 305 cubic meters per second discharge capacity.
3) Designing a 61.25 meter long tunnel with a 5.6 meter diameter to convey water from the spillway.
4) Analyzing hydraulic forces and stresses on the spillway structure and ensuring factors of safety against overturning and sliding are sufficient.
The document analyzes the aerodynamic performance of a Blended Wing Body aircraft at different operating conditions. It compares wind tunnel test data of a scale BWB model to simulations using vortex lattice codes. Several corrections are made to account for tunnel wall effects and other mounting hardware. Reasonable agreement is found between the corrected wind tunnel data and simulations at higher Reynolds numbers. The analysis aims to redesign the BWB airfoil geometry to increase static stability margin to at least 5% at cruise, approach and stall conditions. Wave drag calculations are outlined for the cruise condition of Mach 0.8 flight.
SAIF ALDIN ALI MADIN
ุณูู ุงูุฏูู ุนูู ู ุงุถู
S96aif@gmail.com
Torsion tesd
MECHANICS OF MATERIALS
The objective of this experiment is to study the linearly elastic behavior
of metallic material under a torsion test. Torsion test measures the
strength of any material against maximum twisting forces. During this
experiment, a failure testing is done to our testing material which is a
steel. This failure testing involves twisting the material until it breaks
which helps demonstrates how materials undergo during testing
condition by measuring the applied torque with respect to the angle of
twist, the shear modulus, shear stress
At the limit of proportionality. The shear modulus of elasticity G and
Poisson's Ratio are determined for the specimen using torsional stressstrain relationship from the data collected during the experiment. The
fraction surface of our material at the end of the experiment is used to
stablish characteristics of the material,
Axial compressor theory - stage-wise isentropic efficiency - 18th March 2010CangTo Cheah
ย
This document discusses the theory of stage-wise isentropic efficiency in axial compressors. It covers determining the pitch and chord between blades, calculating the number of blades based on pitch, and formulas for static pressure rise and forces acting on cascades, including lift and drag forces. Graphs are presented for mean deflection and stagnation pressure loss as functions of incidence angle. The document aims to calculate coefficients for drag, lift, and loss based on these graphs and the presented formulas.
Stiffened Panels structures are widely used because they make the structure more cost-effective by offering a desirable strength/weight ratio, and is in so far that even small weight reduction of each of them can significantly affect the total empty weight of the structure. The reduction in the structural weight of ships gives valuable advantages such as; increasing their cargo-carrying efficiency, decrease in material cost supersedes the higher production costs, also lighter vessels requires engines with lower power, which means less emission of hazardous gases produced by marine diesel engines.
In this research a bargeโs deck is evaluated by means of finite element analysis and optimized by parametric sensitivity analysis and numerical optimization methods, and the results would show that the deck structure could be developed further by utilizing the optimization techniques to reduce their weight by up to 9%.
IRJET- Experimental and Numerical Analysis of Rectangular, Tapered and Tapere...IRJET Journal
ย
The document presents a numerical and experimental analysis of the aerodynamic parameters like lift and drag for three wing configurations: rectangular, tapered, and tapered swept back wings. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) was used to simulate the flow and calculate lift and drag values, which were then validated with experimental wind tunnel testing. The numerical results showed good agreement with experimental values for the rectangular and tapered wings but around a 22% error for the tapered swept wing. Overall, the rectangular wing was found to have the highest lift performance and lowest drag of the three configurations in subsonic flow.
Vibration analysis of centrifugal blower impeller for various materials using...eSAT Publishing House
ย
This document presents a vibration analysis of a centrifugal blower impeller made of different materials using finite element analysis. A centrifugal blower impeller model was created in CATIA and analyzed in ANSYS for three materials: steel, aluminum, and glass/epoxy composite. The analysis found that glass/epoxy composite had the lowest mass and equivalent stress but highest total and directional deformation compared to steel and aluminum. Steel and aluminum showed similar natural frequencies while glass/epoxy frequencies were much lower. Glass/epoxy also showed the highest deformational amplitude versus frequency. The study aims to evaluate materials for centrifugal blower impellers.
NAME 338 ( Ship Design Project and Presentation )mortuja05
ย
This document summarizes a design project for a 100 TEU container ship. It includes calculations for stability and trim, resistance and power, engine selection, rudder design, propeller and shaft design, and scantling. Principal particulars of the ship include a length of 74m, breadth of 13m, draught of 3m, and capacity of 100 twenty-foot equivalent units. Calculations show the ship will have a speed of 11 knots powered by a 900kW engine.
This document provides design details for an oil tanker ship with the following specifications:
- Ship Type: Oil Tanker
- DWT: 2900 tonnes
- Route: Chittagong to Dhaka
- Speed: 10 knots
It includes the principal particulars, general arrangement, lines plan, offset table, and designs for the rudder, steering gear, resistance and power calculations, engine and gearbox selection, engine foundation, propeller shaft, and propeller. The summaries provide key technical specifications and selections for the main ship components to meet the design objectives.
Experimental and numerical stress analysis of a rectangular wing structureLahiru Dilshan
ย
Structures of an aircraft can be categorised as primary structural components and secondary structure components. Primary structure components are the components which lead to failure of the aircraft if such component is failed during the flight cycle. Secondary components are load sharing components in an aircraft but will not pave the way to catastrophic failure.
Designing aircraft structures should follow several strategies to assure safety. For that, there are three main methods used in designing and maintenance procedures. First one is the safe flight, which an aircraft component has a lifetime. That component is not used beyond that limit and should replace though it is not failed. The fail-safe method is another one that redundant systems or components are there to ensure there is another way to carry the load or do necessary control. The final one is the damage tolerance which measures the current damages are within acceptable limit and carry out the main functions until the next main maintenance process.
To determine the safety of a structure component load distribution, stress and strain variation, deflection can be used as parameters to make sure that component can withstand maximum allowable load with safety factor. There are several techniques used to get accurate results as numerical methods, Finite Element Method (FEM) and experimental methods. In the design process, those three steps are followed in an orderly manner to ensure the safety of an aircraft.
This document summarizes the design of a horizontal axis wind turbine with the following key points:
1) The turbine is designed to produce 80 kW of power at a wind speed of 12 m/s. It uses a three blade rotor with a diameter of 14.27 meters.
2) Airfoil profiles were selected for the root, mid, and tip sections of the blades. Velocity triangles and chord lengths were calculated along the blade.
3) At the design wind speed, the turbine produces 81.8 kW of power, corresponding to a power coefficient of 0.5634. Off-design performance at lower wind speeds was also analyzed.
This document summarizes the analysis and design of an industrial roof truss system. It outlines the following steps that have been completed: 1) selection of the truss type, 2) load estimation, 3) analysis and design of purlins and sagrods, 4) dead and wind load analysis, 5) combination of loads to determine bar forces, 6) member design, 7) bracing design, 8) connection design, and 9) detailing. It then shows calculations for determining the joint loads at various points on the truss due to dead and wind loads.
This document provides specifications and calculations for an aircraft design. It estimates weights, wing loading, thrust-to-weight ratios, center of gravity locations, and landing gear specifications. Gross weight is estimated to be 295,660 lbs. Minimum wing loading is 38,977 lbs/ft^2. Maximum thrust-to-weight ratio is 0.3143. Preliminary center of gravity is at 50.175 ft. Secondary estimates incorporate wings and tails to obtain a center of gravity of 50.889 ft. Landing gear and wing placement locations are also calculated.
Computational and experimental investigation of aerodynamics of flapping aero...Lahiru Dilshan
ย
Renewal interest on the exploitation of flapping flight motions to attain high propulsion efficiency of air vehicles is inspired by the aerodynamics of birdsโ and insectsโ flights. The flapping characteristics can be majorly used to develop micro aerial vehicles (MAV) as this is a lucrative method to generate lift and thrust simultaneously. In this project, the variation of the flow properties and the thrust generation of an airfoil in a flapping (plunging) motion, is evaluated using both computational and experimental methods. The NACA 2412 airfoil was selected for the study and, the computational method was carried out using an inviscid flow model and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations, simultaneously to obtain and compare the variation of properties.
The inviscid model was developed using conformal mapping and potential flow theories, and it is capable of producing results for any arbitrary aerofoil. Steady-state results were compared and validated in both CFD and inviscid flow modelling as the computational framework along with flow visualisation and force sensing as the experimental framework. The validated CFD and inviscid models have been developed to produce a plunging motion to the aerofoil and obtain the variation of drag and lift coefficients with time. The experimental setup was designed to obtain the forces acting on the airfoil, and the flow characteristics were visually observed using a flow visualization technique. The force calculations were done through a developed and optimized load cell arrangement. The developed smoke flow visualisation technique is capable of successfully capturing streamline patterns, flow separation regions. These results were compared along with wake development between computational and experimental models. The Level of agreement and limitations of each method have been discussed in this report.
1. Mesin turboshaft adalah jenis mesin turbin gas yang dirancang untuk menghasilkan daya putar melalui poros keluaran daripada dorongan jet.
2. Mesin ini biasanya digunakan pada helikopter untuk menggerakkan rotor utama dan ekor serta berbagai aplikasi industri yang memerlukan daya tinggi dan ukuran kecil.
3. Saat ini sebagian besar helikopter menggunakan mesin turboshaft dibanding mesin piston karena le
Toyota has been the world's largest automaker since April 2007 due to its focus on quality, reliability, and customer loyalty. Toyota's production system known as TPS emphasizes eliminating waste through just-in-time manufacturing and continuous improvement. The key concepts of TPS include Jidoka (stopping production to prevent defects), Kaizen (continuous improvement), and Andons (visual controls providing real-time production updates). While competitors have studied TPS, Toyota's real secret is its focus on helping suppliers and using lean product development principles, not just TPS alone.
Audi designs, engineers, manufactures, and distributes luxury cars worldwide. It owns Lamborghini and Ducati and produces engines for Lamborghini. Between 2013-2014, Audi increased car production from 1,575,500 to 1,741,100 cars. Audi was founded in 1909 and has seen increasing sales in recent years including a 10.5% increase from 2013 to 2015.
Nike started in 1964 and has become the world's leading innovator in athletic footwear and apparel. A SWOT analysis found Nike's strengths are its leading brand status and sustainability efforts, while weaknesses include high advertising costs. Opportunities exist in expanding product lines and building sports academies, while threats include intense competition and new innovations from other brands. The document concludes that Nike's strategies over the past 50+ years have led to significant success and growth.
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Dell Inc. is a computer technology company founded in 1984 that develops, sells, and supports computers and related products and services. It has over 96,000 employees and annual revenue of $52.9 billion. Dell uses various advertising media like television, internet, magazines, catalogs, and newspapers. It follows a just-in-time manufacturing approach and offers frequent price reductions and free bonus products. Major competitors include HP, Lenovo, Acer, Toshiba, and IBM, which are also large technology companies with tens of thousands of employees and billions in annual revenue.
Toyota was founded by Sakichi Toyoda as a textile machine company. In 1947, Toyota launched its first car and formed the Toyota Production System in 1950 based on just-in-time principles. Toyota began overseas production in 1959 and became a top Fortune 500 company. In the 1980s and 1990s, Toyota expanded its model offerings and grew to become a major supplier, earning quality awards. Today, Toyota sells millions of vehicles annually in key regions and continues innovating in hybrids and alternative fuels.
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This document provides information about Group IV and Dell Inc. It discusses Dell's history, mission statement, future plans, SWOT analysis, products, competitors, international markets, planning/strategic factors, organizational design, delegation of authority, diversity/inclusion, and cultures/values. The key points are that Dell was founded by Michael Dell in 1984 and has become a large multinational technology company, with strengths in its supply chain and brand but weaknesses in potential product recalls. It has diversified its product line and expanded globally.
The document discusses turboshaft engines. It explains that turboshaft engines are a type of gas turbine optimized for shaft power rather than thrust. They are commonly used in helicopters, ships, tanks, and other applications requiring sustained high power output. The key components of a turboshaft engine are the compressor, combustion chamber, turbine, and gearbox. The compressor increases air pressure, the combustion chamber adds energy through combustion, the turbine extracts power, and the gearbox transfers power to the rotors or propellers. Recent tests show that GE's new turboshaft engine is meeting fuel burn and maintenance cost reduction targets.
Sony Corporation was founded in 1946 in Tokyo, Japan by Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita. It is headquartered in Minato, Tokyo and produces consumer and professional electronic equipment, communication and information equipment, semiconductors, electronic devices and components, batteries, and chemicals. Some of its major products include PlayStation, Blu-ray, televisions, cameras, and it was the first to launch magnetic tape recorders, transistors, transistor radios, portable televisions, cassette tape recorders, CD players, and camcorders.
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The document discusses the stage-by-stage sizing approach for axial compressors. This approach allows designers to calculate blade angles and estimate pressure rise, temperature rise, and frictional losses at each stage. It introduces concepts like the de Haller number to minimize losses. A case study on the RB211-24G engine axial compressors is presented, showing blade angles and performance across 7 low pressure and 6 high pressure stages.
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The document provides details of various CAE projects completed by Sarnath for different clients. It lists 13 clients from various industries that Sarnath has worked with on FEA, CFD and other simulation projects. It then describes Sarnath's domain expertise which includes customization, FEA, CFD, structural design, lean manufacturing, product development and reverse engineering. Finally, it provides brief descriptions and details of 20 different CAE projects completed for various clients across industries.
The document summarizes the design of an electrically assisted human powered vehicle. It includes sections on the center of gravity calculation, bill of materials and mass table, cost analysis, performance analysis, assembly specifications, CAD assembly files, and project timeline. The key details are the vehicle will have a total mass of 184.7kg, cost $9,450 to produce, and be able to reach speeds of up to 40kph with electric assist while accommodating a single rider weighing up to 120kg.
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This document provides information about product plates located on various components of a construction excavator. It describes the location and information contained on plates for the machine as a whole, the engine, attachment quick coupler, bucket, and cab. Standard tightening torques for screws and nuts are also included in tables at the end.
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This document provides information about product plates located on various components of a construction excavator. It describes the location and information contained on plates for the machine as a whole, the engine, attachment quick coupler, bucket, and cab. Standard tightening torques for screws and nuts are also included in tables at the end.
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This document provides information about product plates located on various components of a construction excavator. It describes the location and information contained on plates for the machine as a whole, the engine, attachment quick coupler, bucket, and cab. Standard tightening torques for screws and nuts are also included in tables at the end.
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This document provides information about product plates located on various components of a construction excavator. It describes the location and information contained on plates for the machine as a whole, the engine, attachment quick coupler, bucket, and cab. Standard tightening torques for screws and nuts are also included in tables at the end.
This document provides specifications for the RH Mini Series DC Servo Actuators from D C Servo Systems. It includes:
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This document provides design details for an oil tanker ship with the following key specifications:
- Ship Type: Oil Tanker with capacity of 2900 tonnes
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1. The document describes finite element modeling of tire-pavement contact and friction. It examines factors like load, inflation pressure, speed, temperature, and pavement texture.
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The document discusses improving the performance of a synchronous generator through modifications to the stator winding design. Test results show that a 5/6 winding pitch design reduces harmonic distortion and temperature rise compared to a 2/3 pitch design. Efficiency is also improved, with the 5/6 pitch design showing lower losses at full load. In conclusion, the modified stator winding design successfully improved the generator's performance and power quality.
This document summarizes a student's analysis of aeroelastic divergence and flutter for a swept wing. In part 1, the student calculates the required stiffness (K) to achieve a specified divergence speed for a given wing configuration. A parametric study shows that increasing flexural rigidity (EI), torsional rigidity (GJ), or stiffness (K) increases divergence speed as expected. With K=0, the student estimates possible forward sweep angles that would achieve the required divergence speed. In part 2, the student considers flutter of the flexible wing and calculates flutter speeds for different configurations.
The document summarizes the dynamic analysis of the XYZ wellhead platform based on API RP2A WSD. It includes redesign details, main data used in the analysis such as soil properties, wave and earthquake information. It then covers the steps of the seismic, fatigue and load out analyses including determination of critical members. The maximum member and joint utilisation checks are reported. Load out analysis is also presented for the BOA BARGE 21/22 carrying containers. Final ballasting steps to achieve the desired draft are provided.
The document provides specifications for Pacific Scientific T-Series NEMA 23 high torque motors, including torque ratings, phase configurations, connection options, and performance characteristics. It lists motor models, their holding torques in oz-in and N-m, phase currents, resistance, inductance, detent torque, thermal resistance, and inertia. Graphs show torque-speed curves for various motor models operated at different current levels.
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Due to the depletion of Diesel fuel and higher cost, it is desirable to find alternative fuels with lower cost and better combustion and emission characteristics. As gaseous fuel is cheaper than liquid fuel, one of the effective solutions to obtain better engine performance is replacing a portion of liquid fuel with gaseous fuel in a CI engine which is called dual fuel CI engine. In a dual-fuel engine, the main gaseous fuel is provided through the intake manifold by premixing with air and the mixture is ignited by injecting liquid pilot fuel near the end of the compression stroke. The process is cost-effective as well as the engine obtains higher thermal efficiency and lower soot, CO, and UHC emissions. But NOx emission is increased in CI engine with dual fuel mode which adversely affected human health and pollutes the environment. By applying Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR), NOx emission and knocking of the engine can be reduced. In this numerical simulation, the effect of EGR on combustion and emission performance of dual fuel CI will be investigated. In this study, gasoline is considered as main gaseous fuel and diesel is considered as liquid pilot fuel. The effect of EGR on various engine parameters such as in-cylinder pressure, temperature, heat release rate, ignition delay, combustion duration, NOx, CO, and UHC emission will be investigated.
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The document describes the design and testing of an airfoil test apparatus. It lists the design criteria and parts required. The test stand was designed to measure lift and drag on airfoils at various angles of attack. It was assembled using aluminum, steel, and wood parts. Sensors were calibrated and data on forces was collected and analyzed in MATLAB and Excel to calculate lift and drag coefficients. Results were presented and areas for improvement discussed.
This document discusses the calculation of loads on an integral bolted girth flange on a heat exchanger using finite element analysis and ASME design rules. It provides the design data for the flange, including dimensions, materials, pressures and temperatures. It then shows the step-by-step mathematical calculations to determine the required bolt load, flange moments, and various correction factors according to the ASME code. The results of the FEA analysis will be compared to the mathematical calculations to validate the flange design.
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Networking is a telecommunications network that allows computers to exchange data. In
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connections. Data is transferred in the form of packets. The connections between nodes are
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Rail transport is one of the important modes of transport in India. Now a days we
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travelling which makes the life of the people easier. When compared to other
means of transport, a railway is the cheapest means of transport. The maintenance
of the railway database also plays a major role in the smooth running of this
system. The Online Train Ticket Management System will help in reserving the
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CoVID-19 sprang up in Wuhan China in November 2019 and was declared a pandemic by the in January 2020 World Health Organization (WHO). Like the Spanish flu of 1918 that claimed millions of lives, the COVID-19 has caused the demise of thousands with China, Italy, Spain, USA and India having the highest statistics on infection and mortality rates. Regardless of existing sophisticated technologies and medical science, the spread has continued to surge high. With this COVID-19 Management System, organizations can respond virtually to the COVID-19 pandemic and protect, educate and care for citizens in the community in a quick and effective manner. This comprehensive solution not only helps in containing the virus but also proactively empowers both citizens and care providers to minimize the spread of the virus through targeted strategies and education.
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Consolidation Settlement Calculation Program-The Python Code
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This program calculates the consolidation settlement for a foundation based on soil layer properties and foundation data. It allows users to input multiple soil layers and foundation characteristics to determine the total settlement.
An In-Depth Exploration of Natural Language Processing: Evolution, Applicatio...DharmaBanothu
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Natural language processing (NLP) has
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5. High Pressure Turbine- Mean Line
Analysis Parameters State 1 State 2 State 3
Temp (K) 1149.347 1038.2178 939.6054
P (bar) 3.15603268 2.359808269 1.434861637
C (m/s) 82.7328 446.5382 269.7755
Cw (m/s) 17.0223 485.6564 58.2745
Ca (m/s) 81.4523 180.1132 265.2863
Area (m2
) 0.0606 0.0364 0.0364
Vw(m/s) - 150.3764 393.5545
ฮฒ (ยฐ) - 39.8559 56.0173
V (m/s) - 234.6355 474.6177
MR - 0.3779 0.7928
TOR (k) - 1031.5134 1037.1271
POR (bar) - 2.22138546 2.09704923
M 0.1257 0.7093 0.45
ฮฑ (ยฐ) -10 66.2609 10.5
R (%) 0.48
Y 0.0596 0.0446
ฮถ 0.1142 0.0761
ฮท% 92.5%
Design Presumptions
Mach No Swirl Angle
Inlet 0.125 -10
Exit 0.45 10.5
Vane Blade
Aspect Ratio 0.7 1.45
Zwiefel Coeff 0.8 0.95
TE Thickness
(inches)
0.045 0.025
Reaction- 0.48
Efficiency โ 0.87
๐ด๐2
= 4.5 x 1010
Work- 182.369 KJ/kg
๐1= 4.84174 ๐๐ ๐
๐2= 5.015 ๐๐ ๐
๐3= 5.1298 ๐๐ ๐
1
2
3
Inlet to nozzle vanes
Inlet to rotor
Exit of rotor
1
2
3
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6. Loss Calculations/ Smith Chart
92.5
Smith ChartLosses Calculation
Nozzle Section Aerodynamic Loss
Distribution
Kp Ks Kte
Blade Section Aerodynamic Loss
Distribution
Kp Ks Kte
58
65
24
11
27
15
Note: Tip Leakage losses are assumed 1 %.
๐พ๐ก๐ - Trailing Edge
๐พ๐ - Secondary
๐พ ๐ - Profile
Efficiency After
Losses- 88.59 %
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7. Stage Geometry- Hub Tip Analysis
-0.98
Metal Angles
-3
-4.3
64.04
67.26
70.65
48
50
57
Stagger Angles
Variation: 9
HUB
TIP
HUB
TIP
Vane Geometry- Hub Mean Tip
SI Units Hub Mean Tip
Stagger ษฃ(ยฐ) 57 50 48
Height h 0.0540
Chord C 0.0772
๐ก ๐๐๐ฅ 0.0143 0.0137 0.0132
Axial chord
๐ถ ๐
0.0420 0.0496 0.0516
N 18 18 18
Pitch (S) 0.0400 0.0471 0 .0589
Zwiefel (ฮจ) - 0.8 -
Throat Ov 0.01347 0.0228 0.0258
ยฐ
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8. Rotor Geometry- Hub Tip Analysis
Blade Geometry- Hub Mean Tip
-4.3
-19.44
8.7
39
63.16
60.29
57.07
Metal Angles
Stagger Angles
Variation: 32.5
52.5
38.0
20.0
HUB
TIP
TIP
HUB
SI Units Hub Mean Tip
Stagger ษฃ(ยฐ) 20 38 52.5
Height h 0.0427
Chord C 0.0294
๐ก ๐๐๐ฅ 0.00575 0.0055 0.0048
Axial chord
๐ถ ๐
0.0276 0.0232 0.0179
N 35 35 35
Pitch (S) 0.0206 0.0244 0 .0282
Zwiefel (ฮจ) - 0.95 -
Throat Ov 0.0104 0.0121 0.0127
ยฐ
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9. Assembled Rotor Geometry
Parameters Qty/ Measurements
No of Vanes 18
No of Blades 35
Pitch- ๐ ๐๐๐๐๐ 0.0244
Axial ๐ถโ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐ 0.0232
Throat ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐ 0.0121
Blade height 0.0427
Vane height 0.0540
Mean radius ( Vane) 0.1418
Mean radius (Blade) 0.1361
๐ด๐2
4.5 x 1010
Blade
Vane
Design Nozzle Vanes Rotor Blades
Design 1 (88.59%) 18 35
Design 2 (87.99%) 28 53
Design 3 (88.36%) 21 41
Design 4 (88.04%) 28 58
Design 5 (88.55%) 21 38
Lowest number of vanes and
blade
Blade geometry details calculated
for Design 1 ( ฮท = 88.59 %)
View- A
View- B
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10. Aerodynamic vs Stress Analysis
๏ผ Aerodynamic Analysis
๏ง High AN^2 leads to greater value of โblade speedโ which results in
higher pitch and less number of blades
๏ง Lesser number of blades reduce Profile , TE and tip leakage losses.
On contrary Secondary losses increase.
๏ง Efficiency increases.
87.9
88
88.1
88.2
88.3
88.4
88.5
88.6
88.7
0 20 40 60 80
Efficiency
Number of Blades
Number of Blades vs Efficiency %
87.9
88
88.1
88.2
88.3
88.4
88.5
88.6
88.7
0.00E+00 2.00E+10 4.00E+10 6.00E+10
Efficiency
AN ^2
AN^2 VS EFFICIENCY %
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
0 2E+10 4E+10 6E+10
NoofBlades
AN ^2
AN ^2 vs # of Blades
Decrease in # of blades
with increasing ๐ด๐2
Design 1: ๐ด๐2
= 4.5 x 1010
Increase in efficiency
with ๐ด๐2
Decrease in efficiency
with increasing # of
blades
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11. ๏ผ Stress Analysis
๏ง High AN^2 leads to greater value of โblade speedโ which
results in higher โCentrifugal Tensile Stressโ
๏ง More stretched blade , results in lesser effect of
โGas Bending Stressโ.
๏ง High efficiency corresponds to low gas bending but high
centrifugal stresses.
Aerodynamic vs Stress Analysis
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
1.2
1.4
0.00E+00 2.00E+10 4.00E+10 6.00E+10
GasBendingStress(MPa)
AN ^2
Gas Bending Stress vs AN^2
Reduction in Gas bending
stress with increasing ๐ด๐^2
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
0.00E+00 2.00E+10 4.00E+10 6.00E+10
CentrifugalStress(MPa)
AN ^2
Centrifugal Tensile Stress vs AN ^2
Linear relationship b/w
Centrifugal stress & ๐ด๐^2
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
1.2
1.4
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
87.9 88 88.1 88.2 88.3 88.4 88.5 88.6 88.7
GasBending(MPa)
CentrifugalTensile(MPa)
Efficiency
Centrifugal / Gas Bending Stress
vs
Efficiency
Centrifugal Tensile Stress (Mpa) Gas Bending Stress (Mpa)
Increasing Centrifugal stress
Decreasing Bending Stress
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12. Cost Analysis
0
50000
100000
150000
200000
250000
300000
350000
400000
450000
500000
Design-1
(88.59%)
Design-2
(87.9918 %)
Design-3
(88.36 %)
Design-4
(88.045 %)
Design-5
(88.554 %)
TotalRelativeCosts$
Material With Efficiency
Comparision of Engine Design for Total Relative
Cost vs Efficiency
5000 Hrs 4000 Hrs 7000 Hrs
Analysis
FORMULA
Total Cost = Fuel Cost + Total Blade Cost +
Overall Maint. Cost
๏ง Material Z is coming with lowest total cost
with different number of blade
configurations (or designs)
Analysis
FORMULA
Total Relative Cost = Overall Maint. Cost + Total
Blades Cost + Relative Fuel Cost
๏ง Considering Design 1 as our baseline Relative
Fuel Cost = 0 $
๏ง For Design 1, Total Relative Cost for 7000 hrs. is
minimum.
X = 5000 hrs.
Y = 4000 hrs.
Z = 7000 hrs.
10750
10800
10850
10900
10950
11000
11050
11100
11150
X Y z X Y z X Y z X Y z X Y z
35 38 41 53 58
TotalCostx1000$
Number of blades with material
Overall Cost v/s Blade Count
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13. 10880
10890
10900
10910
10920
10930
10940
10950
10960
10970
10980
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
87.9 88 88.1 88.2 88.3 88.4 88.5 88.6 88.7
TotalCostx1000$
NumberofBlades
Efficiency %
Number of Blades/Total Cost vs Efficiency
Eff % vs Total Cost
Eff % vs Number of Blades
533
534
535
536
537
538
539
106.6
106.8
107
107.2
107.4
107.6
107.8
88.59 %
(35)
88.55 %
(38)
88.36 %
(41)
88.04 %
(58)
87.99 %
(53)
FuelConsumptioncost($/Hr)
FuelConsumption(Gallons/Hr)
Efficiency (Number of blades)
Efficiency v/s Fuel Consumption/ Fuel Cost
Analysis
๏ง With decreasing efficiency fuel consumption and cost
increases.
๏ง Lesser efficiency corresponds to more number of
blades hence more losses and greater quantity of fuel
is required to fly an aircraft.
๏ง Reduction in Power to Weight Ratio with more # of
blades
Cost Analysis
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0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
1.2
1.4
10880
10890
10900
10910
10920
10930
10940
10950
10960
10970
10980
87.9 88 88.1 88.2 88.3 88.4 88.5 88.6 88.7
GasBendingStress(MPa)
TotalCostx1000($)
Efficiency %
Aerodynamics/Stress Analysis vs Cost
(Material Z )
Total Cost (Z-Material) x 1000 Gas Bending Stress (Mpa)
๐จ๐ต^๐=4.5 x ๐๐^๐๐
0.00
10000.00
20000.00
30000.00
40000.00
50000.00
60000.00
70000.00
87.9
88
88.1
88.2
88.3
88.4
88.5
88.6
88.7
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Efficiency%
Number of Blades
Fuel Cost Difference/ Number of Blades
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# ๐ต๐๐๐๐๐ ๐ฃ๐ ๐ธ๐๐ %
# ๐ต๐๐๐๐๐ ๐ฃ๐ ๐น๐ข๐๐ ๐ถ๐๐ ๐ก ๐ท๐๐๐
๐จ๐ต^๐= 4.5 x ๐๐^๐๐
(Design 1)
Analysis
๏ง With increasing efficiency, total cost as well as gas bending stress has
minimum value.
๏ง For ๐ด๐2
4.5 x 1010
Efficiency = 88.59 % Design 1
Analysis
๏ง Increasing number of blades lead to reduced efficiency and
more Aerodynamic losses.
๏ง Further relative fuel cost increases with more number of blades
pointing to the fact that greater quantity of fuel will be required
to travel longer distances.
Chosen Design
Cost of Engine โ 10.88 M ($)
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15. OFF- Design Analysis
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FuelConsumption(Kg/Hr)
Peak cycle temperature (K)
Performance Analysis of Peak Cycle Temperature
Design
(88.59 %)
Increasing Fuel
Consumption
Efficiency
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TipControlClearance(%)
Efficiency (%)
Tip Control Clearance vs Efficiency
Analysis
๏ง With increasing peak cycle temperature, fuel consumption
increases since more fuel needs to be burned.
๏ง A sharp increase in efficiency to a maximum value and then it dips
and remains constant.
๏ง With increasing ACC supply, tip clearance reduces and hence
reduction in tip leakage losses
Decrease in efficiency with an
increase in tip clearance
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16. Other Design Options :
๏ผ For lower than chosen ๐ด๐2
value โ
Design 2
โข # of Blades = 38 More Weight
โข Increase in Cost = $ 6627
โข Decrease in Centrifugal Tensile Stress = 44.73
MPa.
Design 3
โข # of Blades = 41 More Weight
โข Increase in Cost = $ 30256
โข Decrease in Centrifugal Tensile Stress = 89.46
MPa.
๏ผ Efficiency Front
๏ง Decrease in efficiency can be countered by
increasing peak cycle temperature slightly
which will not affect our blade metallurgy as
well.
Parameter Design-1 Design-2 Design-3
Efficiency 88.59 88.55 88.36
AN^2 4.5*10^10 4*10^10 3.5*10^10
No Of Blades 35 38 41
Centrifugal Tensile
Stress (MPa)
402.573 357.84 313.11
Gas Bending Stress
(MPa)
0.71212106 0.806799171 0.98
Total Cost ($) 10888097.35 10894725.07 10918354.12
Difference in Cost ($) - 6627.72 30256.76
Difference in Centrifugal
Stress (MPa)
- 44.73 89.46
Chosen Design
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Efficiency%
Peak Cycle Temperature - K
Peak Cycle Temp vs SFC & Eff. %
Efficiency %
SFC
Design 2/3
Slight increase in T
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17. Business Caseโฆ
Why ACME Aerospace โฆ
๏ง Team Synergy
๏ง Customer consciousness
๏ง Two pronged expertise
Aerodynamics + Stress
Inevitable Choice !
High efficiency Lesser Cost High โPower to Weightโ Ratio
Less fuel consumption Better Specific Aircraft Range (SAR) miles/lbm of fuel
Less fuel requirement More space for passengers โฆ
Low Maintenance Downtime More Operational Time โฆ
MORE REVENUES !
More options in design available
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