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propeller'performance
Quote from mozha on 2. August 2023, 16:30Hi,David
I meet some problems,
First,after BEM analysis,i find the propeller’s efficience is very low (max efficence is only 0.4,2000rpm,freestream speed 80m/s),I have tried to change the airfoil,but the result didn’t changed.
Second,I want to confirm the definition of Cp and Ct,is Cp equal to P/(ρ.n^3.D^5),is Ct equal to T/(ρ.n^2.D^4)? n=rpm/60,D is diameter of propeller.
After turbine simulation, i found the result of Cp ,Ct are too big
Hi,David
I meet some problems,
First,after BEM analysis,i find the propeller’s efficience is very low (max efficence is only 0.4,2000rpm,freestream speed 80m/s),I have tried to change the airfoil,but the result didn’t changed.
Second,I want to confirm the definition of Cp and Ct,is Cp equal to P/(ρ.n^3.D^5),is Ct equal to T/(ρ.n^2.D^4)? n=rpm/60,D is diameter of propeller.
After turbine simulation, i found the result of Cp ,Ct are too big
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Quote from David on 3. August 2023, 21:13Hi mozha,
the PROP BEM was validated with the NACA TR594 propeller geometry. Measurements can be found in this report:
https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/19930091669/downloads/19930091669.pdf
You can find the project file for his propeller (NACA_TR594_Propeller.qpr) in the /SampleProjects folder of the QBlade directory.
Regarding the definition of Cp and Ct in the turbine simulation module: these are defined after the standard conventions used in wind turbine aerodynamics.
BR,
David
Hi mozha,
the PROP BEM was validated with the NACA TR594 propeller geometry. Measurements can be found in this report:
https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/19930091669/downloads/19930091669.pdf
You can find the project file for his propeller (NACA_TR594_Propeller.qpr) in the /SampleProjects folder of the QBlade directory.
Regarding the definition of Cp and Ct in the turbine simulation module: these are defined after the standard conventions used in wind turbine aerodynamics.
BR,
David