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任职 : 现任中国工程热物理学会流体机械专委员会委员、中国航空学会学轻型燃气轮机分会委员、教育部重型燃气轮机教学资源库专家委员会委员、辽宁省能动类专业教指委副主任、大连市核事故应急指挥部专家组成员等职。
性别:女
毕业院校:大连理工大学
学位:硕士
所在单位:能源与动力学院
电子邮箱:dlwxf@dlut.edu.cn
A symmetrical-nonuniform angular repartition strategy for the vane blades to improve the energy conversion ability of the coolant pump in the pressurized water reactor
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论文类型:期刊论文
发表时间:2018-10-01
发表刊物:NUCLEAR ENGINEERING AND DESIGN
收录刊物:SCIE
卷号:337
页面范围:245-260
ISSN号:0029-5493
关键字:Symmetrical-nonuniform; Design strategy; Energy conversion; Coolant pump; Pressurized water reactor
摘要:To increase the exterior characteristics and decrease the pressure fluctuations of the coolant pump synchronously, a symmetrical-nonuniform angular repartition strategy for the vane blades was herein proposed. Firstly, for the purpose of the effective parameterization of the vane, a new parameterized method considering the blade distances and the vane install location was defined and imported. Continually, based on the parameterized method, samples in the design space were generated with the Latin Hypercube Sampling (LHS) method. Then, with the integration of the generated database, Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) analysis, BP_Adaboost strong classifier, an optimization strategy was finally established. Taking the scale model of CAP1400 (on a scale of 1:2.5) as the reference, the symmetrical-nonuniform angular repartition strategy was applied in the practical design process, and 3 optimal samples were gotten at last. Through comparative analysis, it could be found that the new design structures have a better energy conversion ability, and the specific descriptions are as: the optimized vanes could make the coolant pump have a better exterior performance from 0.8Q(d) to 1.2Q(d) mass flow; most importantly, the unsteady analysis quantitatively demonstrated that the optimal structures could effectively decrease the pressure fluctuations, especially at the outlet of the coolant pump. The symmetrical-nonuniform angular repartition strategy for the vane blades is expected to provide a technical reference for the third-generation nuclear power plant design.