Fluid Mechanics Fundamentals And Applications
Fluid Mechanics Fundamentals And Applications
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ISBN: 9780073380322
Author: Yunus Cengel, John Cimbala
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 14, Problem 116P

Prove that the model turbine (Prob. 14—114) and the prototype turbine (Prob. 14—115) operate at homologous points by comparing turbine efficiency and turbine specific speed for both cases.

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That the model turbine and the prototype turbine operate at homogenous points by comparing turbine efficiency and turbine specific speed for both cases.

Answer to Problem 116P

The efficiency of the prototype is same as that of the model turbine.

The specific speed of the prototype is same as that of the model turbine.

Therefore, the model turbine and the prototype turbine operate at homogenous points.

There are many reasons for this increase in the efficiency. The relative roughness of the surfaces of the prototype runner blades may be significantly smaller than that on the model turbine. The lager turbines have smaller tip clearances relative to blade diameter, therefore tip losses are less significant. Also, leakage is less significant in large turbines.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The temperature of the water in the turbine is 20°C, the diameter of the model is 8cm, the volume flow rate of the turbine is 25.5m3/h, the speed of the model is 1500rpm, the net head of the model is 15m, the net head of the prototype is 50m, and the power delivered by the model is 720W.

The scale is assumed to be 1/5, the density of water is 998kg/m3, and the acceleration due to gravity is 9.81m/s2.

Write the expression for the angular velocity of the model.

   ωA=2πn˙A60    ...... (I)

Here, the speed of the model is n˙A.

Write the expression for the efficiency of the model turbine.

   ηturbine,A=bhpAρgHAV˙A    ...... (II)

Here, the brake horse power of the model turbine is bhpA, the density of water is ρ, the acceleration due to gravity is g, the net head of the model is HA, and the volume flow rate of the model is V˙A.

Write the expression for the turbine specific speed.

   Nst,A=ωA( bh p A )1/2(ρ) 1/2 ( g H A )5/4    ...... (III)

Here, the angular velocity of the model is ωA.

Write the expression for the angular velocity of the prototype using the turbine scaling law.

   ωB=ωAHBHA(DADB)    ...... (IV)

Here, the diameter of the model is DA, the net head of the model is HA, the net head of the prototype is HB, the angular speed of the model is ωA, and the angular speed of the prototype is ωB, and the diameter of the prototype is DB.

Write the expression for the volume flow rate of the prototype using the turbine scaling law.

   V˙B=V˙A(ωBωA)( D B D A )3    ...... (V)

Here, the volume flow rate of the model is V˙A.

Write the expression for the brake horse power of the prototype using the turbine scaling law.

   bhpB=bhpA( ω B ω A )3( D B D A )5    ...... (VI)

Here, the brake horse power of the model is bhpA.

Write the expression for the efficiency of the prototype turbine.

   ηturbine,B=bhpBρgHBV˙B    ...... (VII)

Here, the brake horse power of the prototype turbine is bhpB, the net head of the prototype is HB, and the volume flow rate of the prototype is V˙B.

Write the expression for the turbine specific speed.

   Nst,B=ωB( bh p B )1/2(ρ) 1/2 ( g H B )5/4    ...... (VIII)

Here, the angular velocity of the prototype is ωB.

Calculation:

Substitute 1500rpm for n˙A in the Equation (I).

   ωA=2π( 1500rpm)60=9424.7760=157.08rad/s

Substitute 720W for bhpA, 998kg/m3 for ρ, 9.81m/s2 for g, 15m for HA, and 25.5m3/h for V˙A in the Equation (II).

   ηturbine,A=720W( 998 kg/ m 3 )( 9.81m/ s 2 )( 15m)( 25.5 m 3 /h )=720W( 146855.7 kg/ m s 2 )×( 25.5 m 3 /h ( 1h 3600s ))=720W( 146855.7 kg/ m s 2 )×( 7.08334× 10 3 m 3 /s )=720W( 1 kg m 2 / s 3 1W )( 1040.22854 kg m 2 / s 3 )

   ηturbine,A=0.692×100%=69.2%

Substitute 720W for bhpA, 998kg/m3 for ρ, 9.81m/s2 for g, 15m for HA, and 157.08rad/s for ωA in the Equation (III).

   Nst,A=( 157.08) ( 720W ) 1/2 ( 998 kg/ m 3 ) 1/2 ( 9.81m/ s 2 ×15m ) 5/4 =4214.8987 ( W ) 1/2 16189.875 ( kg m 2 / s 3 ) 1/2 =4214.8987 ( W( 1 kg m 2 / s 3 1W ) ) 1/2 16189.875 ( kg m 2 / s 3 ) 1/2 =0.2603

Substitute 50m for HB, 15m for HA, 1500rpm for ωA, and 1/5 for (DADB) in the Equation (IV).

   ωB=1500rpm 50m 15m(15)=1500rpm×1.82574(15)=547.72rpm

Substitute 25.5m3/h for V˙A, 1500rpm for ωA, 547.72rpm for ωB and 5/1 for (DBDA) in the Equation (V).

   V˙B=(25.5 m 3/h)( 547.722rpm 1500rpm)( 5 1)3=(25.5 m 3/h)(0.365148)(125)=1163.90925m3/h

Substitute 720W for bhpA

   1500rpm for ωA, 547.72rpm for ωB, and 5/1 for (DBDA) in the Equation (VI).

   bhpB=720W( 547.72rpm 1500rpm)3( 5 1)5=720W(0.0486857)(3125)=109542.825W( 1kW 1000W)=109.5428kW

Substitute 109542.825W for bhpB, 998kg/m3 for ρ, 9.81m/s2 for g, 50m for HB, and 1163.90925m3/h for V˙B in the Equation (VII).

   ηturbine,B=109542.825W( 998 kg/ m 3 )( 9.81m/ s 2 )( 50m)( 1163.90925 m 3 /h )=109542.825W( 489519 kg/ m s 2 )×( 25.5 m 3 /h ( 1h 3600s ))=109542.825W( 489519 kg/ m s 2 )×( 7.08334× 10 3 m 3 /s )=109542.825W( 1 kg m 2 / s 3 1W )( 3467.429 kg m 2 / s 3 )

   ηturbine,B=0.692×100%=69.2%

Substitute 109542.825W for bhpB, 998kg/m3 for ρ, 9.81m/s2 for g, 50m for HB, and 547.72rpm for ωB in the Equation (VIII).

   Nst,B=( 547.72rpm) ( 109542.825W ) 1/2 ( 998 kg/ m 3 ) 1/2 ( 9.81m/ s 2 ×50m ) 5/4 =( 547.72rpm( 2π 60 )) ( 109542.825W ) 1/2 ( 998 kg/ m 3 ) 1/2 ( 9.81m/ s 2 ×50m ) 5/4 =18983.626 ( W ) 1/2 489519 ( kg m 2 / s 3 ) 1/2 =18983.626 ( W( 1 kg m 2 / s 3 1W ) ) 1/2 489519 ( kg m 2 / s 3 ) 1/2

   Nst,B=0.2603

Conclusion:

The efficiency of the prototype is same as that of the model turbine.

The specific speed of the prototype is same as that of the model turbine.

Therefore, the model turbine and the prototype turbine operate at homogenous points.

There are many reasons for this increase in the efficiency. The relative roughness of the surfaces of the prototype runner blades may be significantly smaller than that on the model turbine. The lager turbines have smaller tip clearances relative to blade diameter, therefore, tip losses are less significant. Also, leakage is less significant in large turbines.

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