Title: Compressor Control
1Compressor Control
James Armor, Manuj Dhingra, Joseph Gillman,
Vishwas Iyengar Yi Liu, Yedidia Neumeier, J.V.R
Prasad, L. Sankar School of Aerospace
Engineering Georgia Institute of
Technology Jvr.prasad_at_ae.gatech.edu
CFD Analysis of Compressor Performance
Numerical Study of Circulation Control
Compressor Active Stall Control
Rotor 67 Performance Map
Georgia Tech Axial Compressor Rig
Stall Precursor Analysis
- Completed validation of the analysis through a
component map generation for Rotors 67 and 37. - Delivered the compressor analysis, with sample
user input/output and sample grids, for
adaptation to design methodologies - Improved turn-around time 4 to 6 fold by
parallelizing the analysis on OpenMP systems
using 8 CPUs
Numerical Simulation Studies of Active Stall
Control
CFD Analysis of Nacelle and Center Bodies
Effect of Circulation Control on Flow Turning
- Completed a version of the analysis that can
model flow through nacelles and center-bodies.
The fan blades may be individually modeled, or
represented as an actuator disk. - Delivered the nacelle analysis, with sample user
input/output and sample grids, for adaptation to
design methodologies
- Implemented real-time auto-correlation algorithm
on a portable system. - Integrated the auto-correlation based active
stall avoidance scheme with a full engine
controller. - Demonstrated active stall avoidance on a full
engine during rapid transients.
- Completed the evaluation of the recirculation and
circulation control concepts as a means of
increasing the blade loading, and for achieving
flow turning - Applied our approach to a multi-stage compressor
configuration