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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),2006 No.4AERODYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION DESIGN OF LOW ASPECT RATIO TRANSONIC TURBINE STAGE

SONG Liming

LI Jun

FENG Zhenping
Institute of Turbomachinery,
Xi’ an Jiaotong University,
Xi’ an 710049, China

 

 

AERODYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION
DESIGN OF LOW ASPECT RATIO TRANSONIC TURBINE STAGE*

 

Abstract: The advanced optimization method named as adaptive range differential evolution (ARDE) is developed. The optimization performance of ARDE is demonstrated using a typical mathematical test and compared with the standard genetic algorithm and differential evolution. Combined with parallel ARDE, surface modeling method and Navier-Stokes solution, a new automatic aerodynamic optimization method is presented. A low aspect ratio transonic turbine stage is optimized for the maximization of the isentropic efficiency with forty-one design variables in total. The coarse-grained parallel strategy is applied to accelerate the design process using 15 CPUs. The isentropic efficiency of the optimum design is 1.6% higher than that of the reference design. The aerodynamic performance of the optimal design is much better than that of the reference design.

Key words: Turbine stage  Adaptive range differential evolution (ARDE)  Aerodynamic optimization  Coarse-grained parallel strategy

 


*This project is supported by Advanced Propulsion Technologies Demonstration Program of Commission of Science Technology and Industry for National Defense of China(No.APTD-0602-04). Received November 29, 2005; received in revised form July 24, 2006; accepted September 1, 2006

 

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