Effect of Finite-Length Casing Treatment on Cascade Aero-Elastic Stability
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
12-1-2006
Identifier/URL
42937211 (Pure)
Abstract
The application of casing treatment to the control of blade flutter may have advantages particularly compared with the existing methods of suppressing blade flutter. In the present paper, a novel method, which is called transfer element method, has been proposed to establish an aero-elastic model, which considers the effect of finite-length casing treatment on the blade flutter inception. The present model avoids the difficulty of solving eigenvalue due to impedance wall condition effectively. In particular, the numerical results show that the value of impedance of lining wall has a marked effect on the aero-elastic stability. The possibility of using finite-length casing treatment to suppress the blade flutter has been concluded.
Repository Citation
Yang, Z.,
Wang, X.,
& Sun, X.
(2006). Effect of Finite-Length Casing Treatment on Cascade Aero-Elastic Stability. Hangkong Dongli Xuebao/Journal of Aerospace Power, 21 (6), 1027-1032.
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