HUANG Zhilong, WANG Ning, LIAO Daxiong. The correlation between the running pressure ratio and state parameters in a cryogenic transonic wind tunnel[J]. 2021, 39(5): 1-6.
HUANG Zhilong, WANG Ning, LIAO Daxiong. The correlation between the running pressure ratio and state parameters in a cryogenic transonic wind tunnel[J]. 2021, 39(5): 1-6.DOI: 10.7638/kqdlxxb-2021.0020.
The correlation between the running pressure ratio and state parameters in a cryogenic transonic wind tunnel
To achieve rapid and precise control of flow parameters in Cryogenic Wind Tunnels
the relationship between the driven-fan power and the wind tunnel operating parameters (such as Mach number
Reynolds number
pressure
and temperature) should be well described. Based on the running pressure ratios and state parameters of a 0.3-Meter Cryogenic Wind Tunnel at CARDC
it is found that the running pressure ratio is approximately linear with
Ma
2
Re
c
−0.095
where
Ma
and
Re
c
are respectively the Mach number and the Reynolds number. This model has been further verified theoretically. The run
ning pressure ratios estimated by this model are in good agreement with the experimental results within a wide range of Reynolds numbers at the test section with the Mach number less than 1.0. In addition
this model relates the liquid nitrogen consumption and compressor power with the tunnel operation state in a relatively simple way. Thus its application in the feed-forward control of wind tunnels will simplify the control process
minimize the consumption of the cooling liquid nitrogen
and reduce the stabilizing time considerably.
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