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US-2015118079-A1 · Apr 30, 2015 · US
US9976566B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9976566-B2 |
| Application number | US-201414528613-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 30, 2014 |
| Priority date | Oct 31, 2013 |
| Publication date | May 22, 2018 |
| Grant date | May 22, 2018 |
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A radial compressor has at least one compressor stage. The compressor stage includes: an impeller having moving blades on a rotor side arranged in a flow channel of the compressor stage. The flow channel is bounded by a hub contour and a housing contour or cover disc contour. Each moving blade has a flow inlet edge and a flow outlet edge. In the region of the compressor stage on the hub contour of the flow channel, initially a curvature change from a first concave curvature into a convex curvature and following this a curvature change from the convex curvature into a second concave curvature is formed; and/or on the housing contour or cover disc contour of the flow channel, initially a curvature change from a first convex curvature into a concave curvature and following this a curvature change from the concave curvature into a second convex curvature is formed.
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A radial compressor, with at least one compressor stage, wherein the, or each, compressor stage comprises: an impeller ( 10 ) having multiple moving blades ( 12 ) on a rotor side, which are arranged in a flow channel ( 11 ) of the at least one compressor stage, wherein: the flow channel ( 11 ) of the at least one compressor stage is bounded by a hub contour ( 13 ) and a housing contour or cover disc contour ( 14 ), each moving blade ( 12 ) has a flow inlet edge ( 15 ) and a flow outlet edge ( 16 ), in the region of the at least one compressor stage on the hub contour ( 13 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ), seen in a through-flow direction of the flow channel ( 11 ) initially there is arranged a curvature change from a first concave curvature into a convex curvature that is curved towards the inside into the flow channel ( 11 ) and reduces the flow cross section of the flow channel ( 11 ) and following this there is arranged a curvature change from the convex curvature into a second concave curvature; and on the housing contour or cover disc contour ( 14 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ), seen in the through-flow direction of the flow channel ( 11 ) initially there is arranged only one curvature change from a first convex curvature into a concave curvature that is curved towards the outside out of the flow channel ( 11 ) and increases the flow cross section of the flow channel ( 11 ) and following this there is arranged only one curvature change from the concave curvature into a second convex curvature, wherein 0% of a length L−N of the hub contour ( 13 ) in meridional projection lies upstream of the flow inlet edge ( 15 ) of the moving blades ( 12 ) and 100% of a length L−N of the hub contour ( 13 ) in meridional projection lies in a region of the flow outlet edge ( 16 ) of the moving blades ( 12 ) of the impeller wherein each curvature change is a smooth transition, and wherein the housing contour or cover disk contour ( 14 ) changes in curvature are annular features. 2. The radial compressor according to claim 1 , wherein on the hub contour ( 13 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ) for a first concave curvature radius R1−N and a second concave curvature radius R3−N of the flow channel ( 11 ) the following relationship with an outer diameter D2 of the impeller ( 10 ) applies in each case: 0.05< R 1− N/D 2<0.60, 0.05< R 3− N/D 2<0.80. 3. The radial compressor according to claim 2 , wherein on the hub contour ( 13 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ) for a convex curvature radius R2−N of the flow channel ( 11 ) the following relationship with the outer diameter D2 of the impeller ( 10 ) applies: 0.10< R 2− N/D 2<5.00. 4. The radial compressor according to claim 3 , wherein on the hub contour ( 13 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ) the curvature change from the first concave curvature into the convex curvature lies in a range between 10.0% and 60.0% of the length of the hub contour ( 13 ) in meridional projection, and on the hub contour ( 13 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ) the curvature change from the convex curvature into the second concave curvature lies in a range between 15.0% and 75.0% of the length of the hub contour ( 13 ) in meridional projection. 5. A radial compressor, with at least one compressor stage, wherein the, or each, compressor stage comprises: an impeller ( 10 ) having multiple moving blades ( 12 ) on a rotor side, which are arranged in a flow channel ( 11 ) of the at least one compressor stage, wherein: the flow channel ( 11 ) of the at least one compressor stage is bounded by a hub contour ( 13 ) and a housing contour or cover disc contour ( 14 ), each moving blade ( 12 ) has a flow inlet edge ( 15 ) and a flow outlet edge ( 16 ), in the region of the at least one compressor stage on the hub contour ( 13 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ), seen in a through-flow direction of the flow channel ( 11 ) initially there is arranged a curvature change from a first concave curvature into a convex curvature that is curved towards the inside into the flow channel ( 11 ) and reduces the flow cross section of the flow channel ( 11 ) and following this there is arranged a curvature change from the convex curvature into a second concave curvature; and on the housing contour or cover disc contour ( 14 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ), seen in the through-flow direction of the flow channel ( 11 ) initially there is arranged only one curvature change from a first convex curvature into a concave curvature that is curved towards the outside out of the flow channel ( 11 ) and increases the flow cross section of the flow channel ( 11 ) and following this there is arranged only one curvature change from the concave curvature into a second convex curvature, wherein on the hub contour ( 13 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ) for a first concave curvature radius R1−N and a second concave curvature radius R3−N of the flow channel ( 11 ) the following relationship with an outer diameter D2 of the impeller ( 10 ) applies in each case: 0.05< R 1− N/D 2<0.60, 0.05< R 3− N/D 2<0.80, wherein on the hub contour ( 13 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ) for a convex curvature radius R2−N of the flow channel ( 11 ) the following relationship with the outer diameter D2 of the impeller ( 10 ) applies: 0.10< R 2− N/D 2<5.00, wherein on the hub contour ( 13 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ) the curvature change from the first concave curvature into the convex curvature lies in a range between 10.0% and 60.0% of the length of the hub contour ( 13 ) in meridional projection, and on the hub contour ( 13 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ) the curvature change from the convex curvature into the second concave curvature lies in a range between 15.0% and 75.0% of the length of the hub contour ( 13 ) in meridional projection, and wherein on the housing contour or cover disc contour ( 14 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ) for a first convex curvature radius R1−D and a second convex curvature radius R3−D of the flow channel ( 11 ) the following relationship with the outer diameter D2 of the impeller ( 10 ) applies in each case: 0.03< R 1− D/D 2<0.11, 0.05< R 3− D/D 2<0.52. 6. The radial compressor according to claim 5 , wherein on the housing contour or cover disc contour ( 14 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ) for a concave curvature radius R2−D of the flow channel ( 11 ) the following relationship with the outer diameter D2 of the impeller ( 10 ) applies: 0.05< R 2− D/D 2<0.84. 7. The radial compressor according to claim 6 , wherein on the housing contour or cover disc contour ( 14 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ) the curvature change from the first convex curvature into the concave curvature lies in a range between 0.0% and 25% of the length of the housing contour or cover disc contour ( 14 ) in meridional projection, and on the housing contour or cover disc contour ( 14 ) of the flow channel ( 11 ) the curvature change from the concave curvature into the second convex curvature lies in a range between 10.0% and 60.0% of the length of the housing contour or cover disc contour ( 14 ) in meridional projection. 8. The radial compressor according to claim 7 , wherein in the region of the respective compressor stage at least two of the following relationships apply: 0.15< D 1/ D 2<0.60, 0.20< D 3/ D 2<0.94, 0.05< L 1/ D 2<0.35, 0.01< L 2/ D 2<0.15, −20°<α<+90°, wherein D1 is a hub diameter of the impeller ( 10 ), D3 is a suction mouth diameter of the impeller ( 10 ), D2 is the outer diameter of the impeller ( 10 ), L1 is an axial length of the housing contour ( 14 ) or cover disc contour of the flow channel ( 11 ) on the stator side, L2 is an axial length of the flow outlet edge ( 16 ) of the moving blades ( 12 ) of the impeller ( 10 ) and a is an angle of inclination of the
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