基于燃烧室多反应器模型的民用涡扇发动机排放预测

曹铭栋; 王占学; 蔡元虎; 刘增文; 龚昊

基于燃烧室多反应器模型的民用涡扇发动机排放预测

西北工业大学动力与能源学院, 西安 710072

基金项目:

工业与信息化部民用飞机专项科研项目

详细信息

作者简介:
曹铭栋（1985- ），男，重庆人，博士生，主要从事发动机总体设计研究.

中图分类号: V231.1;TP301.6
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- 收稿日期: 2013-03-04
- 刊出日期: 2014-05-28

Civilian turbofan engine emission prediction based on combustor multi-reactor model

School of Power and Energy, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi'an 710072, China

摘要

摘要: 选用燃油JetA为航空燃料，建立了简化火焰锋面模型、燃烧化学平衡模型、燃烧动力学模型、燃油雾化模型、燃油蒸发模型及污染排放生成模型.采用基于燃烧室多反应器模型对发动机在不同工作状态下的排放产物NOx、未燃碳氢化合物（unburned hydrocarbons，UHC）和CO进行了计算.结果表明：燃烧室内火焰温度越高，NOx排放量越大.在发动机工作在低转速工况下时，燃油液滴的雾化直径大，造成CO与UHC排放量增加.基于燃烧室多反应器模型计算通用性强、速度快，适合与发动机性能程序相结合，在发动机设计阶段对发动机不同工作状态下的排放产物含量进行预测计算.
- 多反应器 /
- 排放 /
- 预测 /
- 动力学 /
- 化学平衡
Abstract: JetA was chosen as an aviation fuel,while simplified flame front model,combustion chemical equilibrium model,combustion kinetic model,fuel atomization model,fuel evaporation model and emissions generation model were developed.The turbofan engine emissions (NOx,unburned hydrocarbons (UHC),CO) under different operation conditions were calculated based on combustor multi-reactor model.The results show that,the higher combustion chamber flame temperature means the greater NOx emission levels;the fuel droplets atomization diameter is large when engine works under low rotate speed conditions,leading to increase of UHC and CO emissions levels;the combustor multi-reactor model has a better compatibility and fast computation speed,so it is considered as a promising method for integrating with engine performance program to predict the emission when the engine operates under different work conditions in design period of engine.
- multi-reactor /
- emission /
- prediction /
- kinetics /
- chemical equilibrium

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