Numerical simulation of viscous flows in hydraulic turbomachinery by the finite element method (Q1083308)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3976608
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    Numerical simulation of viscous flows in hydraulic turbomachinery by the finite element method
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3976608

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      Numerical simulation of viscous flows in hydraulic turbomachinery by the finite element method (English)
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      Finite element simulations of two-dimensional blade-to-blade channel flows and of swirling flows in a conical diffuser are described. Algorithms use state-of-the-art features of the FEM and are shown to provide helpful capabilities for the design of hydraulic turbomachinery. Results of the computation include a flow pattern with laminar instabilities characteristic of the onset of turbulence. Numerical experiments are conducted up to a Reynolds number of 2000.
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      viscous incompressible flows
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      hydrodam turbomachinery
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      Finite element simulations
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      blade-to-blade channel flows
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      swirling flows
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      conical diffuser
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      hydraulic turbomachinery
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      laminar instabilities
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      onset of turbulence
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