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March 18th, 2014, Vienna, Austria
STAR Global Conference
Engineering Success by Application of
Star-CCM+ for Modern Gas Turbine Design
Karsten Kusterer
B&B-AGEMA GmbH, Aachen,
Germany
Ryozo Tanaka
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, LTD.,
Akashi, Japan
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Contact:
B&B-AGEMA
Dr.-Ing.
Karsten Kusterer
B&B-AGEMA GmbH
Juelicher Str. 338
52070 Aachen
Ph.: +49-241-56878-0
Fax: +49-241-56878-79
www.bub-agema.de
• Founded in 1995, located in Aachen, Germany
• Independent engineering service company
• Company Expertise
compressor and turbine design for steam & gas turbines
component design & re-design, technology development,
reviews, test-rig realization, advisory service
research in cooling technologies (e.g. innovative film cooling)
combustion technology
optimization of pre-mixed combustion systems
Low-NOx hydrogen combustion
power plant
CFD / CHT Analysis & Flow Optimization of power plant
components (cooling tower, valve, condenser, moisture
separator, etc.)
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STAR Global 2014, No. 3
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Content
CHT Technology and its Role in the Design Process for
Cooled Gas Turbine Components
Example 1: Successful Implementation of STAR-CCM+
in the Design Process for Kawasaki L30A Development
and Validation Based on Engine Results
Example 2: Upgrade of an E-Class Gas Turbine
Example 3: Development of New Film Cooling
Technologies
Conclusion and Outlook
engineering your visions
STAR Global 2014, No. 4
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Content
CHT Technology and its Role in the Design Process for
Cooled Gas Turbine Components
Example 1: Successful Implementation of STAR-CCM+
in the Design Process for Kawasaki L30A Development
and Validation Based on Engine Results
Example 2: Upgrade of an E-Class Gas Turbine
Example 3: Development of New Film Cooling
Technologies
Conclusion and Outlook
engineering your visions
STAR Global 2014, No. 5
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Conjugate Heat Transfer and Flow Simulation Code Development from 1990
Conventional Method:
1. Get heat transfer conditions from adiabatic
flow simulations or from correlations
(!uncertainties!) for external/internal
surfaces
2. Prescribe heat transfer conditions on FEM-
Modell
3. Get blade temperatures as result of heat
conduction calculation (!interaction
phenomena with flow are not taken into
account!)
Full Conjugate Method
1. Conjugate calculation for internal
flows, external flows, and solid
body without prescription of any
heat transfer coefficients (!not
necessary!) for direct result of the
thermal load
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Development of the Conjugate Technique in Aachen
Final
Design
Conjugate
Calculation
Measurements
Conjugate
Calculation
Measurements
& engine test
experience
1st test configuration 2nd test configuration
Prof. Dieter Bohn Institute of Steam and Gas Turbines at RWTH Aachen University (1990 - 2010)
B&B-AGEMA Aachen Engineering Service Company (since 1995)
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STAR Global 2014, No. 6
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Development of the Conjugate Technique in Aachen (2)
Prof. Dieter Bohn Institute of Steam and Gas Turbines at RWTH Aachen University (1990 - 2010)
B&B-AGEMA Aachen Engineering Service Company (since 1995)
Year Development Papers (examples)
1990 Basic Code Development 1990-1994
1994 1st publication of of numerical results VDI-1109
1995 Convection-cooled turbine vane validation (MarkII) for the Aachen-code CHTflow IGTC1995-108
1995 First application of CHT flow for film cooling ISABE95-7105
1996-2000 Impact of conjugate heat transfer on leading edge film cooling 96-GT-150,
97-GT-23
1997-1998 1st industrial application (hot spot analysis for 1st blade of industrial gas turbine) ISTP-10,
99-GT-199
Year Application & Improvement Papers (examples)
2001-2002 Investigation of steam-cooled vane (full 3-D conjugate investigation) 2001-GT-166,
GT2002-20210
2003 – 2004 Design improvement for 1st blade cooling configuration IGTC2003-TS083, GT2003-
38369, GT2004-53719
1998 -2010 Effusion cooling for multi-layered plates (SFB561)
2001-GT-132, ISABE2005-
1072,GT2008-50378,
ISROMAC13-2010-004
2009 -2012 Design support for cooling system of new developed L30A gas turbine of KHI IGTC2011-ABS-0086,
GT2012-68679
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STAR-CCM+: Validation of the Conjugate Heat Transfer Capability
Geometry Overview: Mark II testcase
Cooling air
Prism layers
Midspan Mesh
Braun, R.: Conjugate Heat Transfer Calculations of Cooled Turbine Vanes with STAR-CCM+, Dynamics issue 35, 2013
Pressure side Suction side
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STAR Global 2014, No. 8
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Example of Modern GT Development: Full CFD/CHT Approach
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
COMPONENT DESIGN
CFD / CHT / COMBUSTION VALIDATION
COMPONENT TESTING
FIELD TEST OPERATION
World‘s best Industrial GT
“Kawasaki L30A” Highest PG efficiency in
30 MW class GT’s
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STAR Global 2014, No. 9
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“Kawasaki L30A” Overview
30 MWel simple cycle efficiency: 40%
References:
Kawasaki GT line-up (GT2012-68668)
Tanaka, R., Koji, T., Ryu, M., Matsuoka, A., Okuto, A.: Development Of
High Efficient 30MW Class Gas Turbine - The Kawasaki L30A, ASME-
paper GT2012-68668, Copenhagen, Denmark, June 2012.
Taniguchi, T., Tanaka, R., Shinoda, Y., Ryu, M., Moritz, N., Kusterer, K.:
Application of an Optical Pyrometer to Newly Developed Industrial Gas
Turbine, ASME-paper GT2012-68679, Copenhagen, Denmark, June 2012
Successful implementation of
STAR-CCM+ in cooled turbine design
process for:
Design of extensively cooled vanes
and blades for real engine application
and to reach advanced design
specifications.
Acceleration of the design process by
reducing number of test configurations
until product readiness and, thus, to
reduce development costs.
Investigation of innovative cooling
technologies for hot gas components.
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STAR Global 2014, No. 10
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Content
CHT Technology and its Role in the Design Process for
Cooled Gas Turbine Components
Example 1: Successful Implementation of STAR-CCM+
in the Design Process for Kawasaki L30A Development
and Validation Based on Engine Results
Example 2: Upgrade of an E-Class Gas Turbine
Example 3: Development of New Film Cooling
Technologies
Conclusion and Outlook
engineering your visions
STAR Global 2014, No. 11
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KHI L30 A: Engine Test Facility
Kawasaki L30A: 1st Stage Vane Geometry (Test Configuration)
CHT calculation with STAR-CCM+
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Kawasaki L30A: 1st Stage Vane Geometry (Test Configuration)
main flow inlet
combustion gas
Outlet
air mixture
cooling inlet 1
pure air
cooling inlet 2
pure air
sealing inlet 2
pure air
sealing inlet 1
pure air
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cutback slots pin fins ribs shower head
metal sheet inserts for
impingement cooling
(considered as baffles)
Kawasaki L30A: 1st Stage Vane Geometry (Test Configuration)
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Computational Mesh
no. of layers near wall cell height abs. height
green 6 6E-3mm 0.100mm
blue 15 8E-4mm 0.134mm
red 20 3E-4mm 0.189mm
mesh specifications:
polyhedral mesh (13.8 million cells)
direct interfaces at fluid-solid contacts
periodic boundary conditions for fluid domain
and solid domain
prism-layers at elected fluid domain surfaces
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low high temperature
CHT calculation results – pressure side temperature distribution
very good
agreement between
CHT and test data
STAR-CCM+ CHT calculation* * circumferential averaged
TIP engine test data** ** fixed position
excellent prediction of internal cooling performance
internally
impingement & convective cooled
internally
convective cooled
film cooling
TIP: Thermal Index Paint
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low high temperature
CHT calculation results – suction side temperature distribution
STAR-CCM+ CHT calculation* * circumferential averaged
TIP engine test data** ** fixed position
very good agreement
between CHT and test
data
TIP: Thermal Index Paint
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low high temperature
STAR-CCM+
CHT calculation* * circumferential averaged
TIP engine test data** ** fixed position
CHT calculation results – shroud temperature distribution
lower shroud upper shroud
TIP: Thermal Index Paint
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Content
CHT Technology and its Role in the Design Process for
Cooled Gas Turbine Components
Example 1: Successful Implementation of STAR-CCM+
in the Design Process for Kawasaki L30A Development
and Validation Based on Engine Results
Example 2: Upgrade of an E-Class Gas Turbine
Example 3: Development of New Film Cooling
Technologies
Conclusion and Outlook
engineering your visions
STAR Global 2014, No. 19
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flow direction
vane mesh specification
Fluid: 7.04 million volume cells
Solid: 1.04 million volume cells
Prism layer around outside airfoil: 28 layers, 1.15e-
6 m first cell height
Prism layer inside flow path: 15 layers, 1.6e-6 m
first cell height
local refinement area on suction side
cooling air inflow
main flow inlet
outlet
cooling air chamber
main flow path
CHT-calculation set up
SST-GammaRe-theta Model
Full conjugate calculation
Combustion gas properties for main
flow
air properties for cooling air
Upgrade E-class Gas Turbine : 1st Stage Vane Analyses with STAR-CCM+
detailed CHT simulation model
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Upgrade Solution
1st vane upgrade analysis with
STAR-CCM+
parametric study for:
• redistribution of the internal cooling air
• TBC‘s of different thickness
peak temperature reduction by 160
C
homogenization of the temperature
distribution
Benefits by application of STAR-CCM+ in
upgrade design process
accurate determination of the thermal
conditions of cooled turbine parts
fast evaluation of improved internal
cooling designs
reduction of experimental validations
reduction of development time, effort and
costs
Upgrade E-class Gas Turbine : 1st Stage Vane Analyses with STAR-CCM+
low high temperature
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Content
CHT Technology and its Role in the Design Process for
Cooled Gas Turbine Components
Example 1: Successful Implementation of STAR-CCM+
in the Design Process for Kawasaki L30A Development
and Validation Based on Engine Results
Example 2: Upgrade of an E-Class Gas Turbine
Example 3: Development of New Film Cooling
Technologies
Conclusion and Outlook
engineering your visions
STAR Global 2014, No. 22
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DJFC Technology & NEKOMIMI Film Cooling
(1) (2) (3)
„ear angle“
=29
b) Shaped
x/D=2
x/D=5
x/D=10
NEKOMIMI effect:
Numerical Results
ACRV
Film Cooling effectiveness: Experimental results
Kusterer, K., Elyas, A., Sugimoto, T., Tanaka, R., Kazari, M., and Bohn, D., 2011,
"The NEKOMIMI Cooling Technology: Cooling Holes with Ears for High-efficient Film Cooling," ASME-paper GT2011-45524, Vancouver, Canada.
Japanese Patent JP2011196360
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NEKOMIMI: Highest-efficient Film Cooling
Advanced NEKOMIMI holes (examples)
x/D
film cooling effectiveness f
Adiabatic film cooling effectiveness for
Blowing ratio M=1.5
parameter
variation
study
manufacturing by EDM is possible!
Kusterer, K., Tekin, N., Kasiri, A., Sugimoto, T., Tanaka, R., Kazari, M., Bohn, D.: Highest-Efficient Film Cooling by Improved Nekomimi film Cooling
Holes - Part 2: Hot Gas Flow Conditions, ASME-paper GT2013-95042, Proc. of the ASME Turbo Expo 2013, San Antonio, Texas, USA., 2013
Film cooling effectiveness
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Content
CHT Technology and its Role in the Design Process for
Cooled Gas Turbine Components
Example 1: Successful Implementation of STAR-CCM+
in the Design Process for Kawasaki L30A Development
and Validation Based on Engine Results
Example 2: Upgrade of an E-Class Gas Turbine
Example 3: Development of New Film Cooling
Technologies
Conclusion and Outlook
engineering your visions
STAR Global 2014, No. 25
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Comprehensive numerical modeling of a modern gas turbine
combustor with STAR-CCM+:
Outlook: Full Approach for Gas Turbine Combustor Design
main combustion
combustor exit
fuel supply
supplemental
combustion
air supply
Worlds best Industrial Gas Turbine „Kawasaki L30A“
Highest PG efficiency in 30 MW Class GT‘s.
Courtesy of Kawasaki Heavy Industries
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STAR Global 2014, No. 26
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STAR-CCM+ Engineering Success for Gas Turbine Design: Conclusion
The application of the STAR-CCM+ CHT technology became an essential step
in the design process of cooled components in a modern Gas Turbine.
The CHT capability of STAR-CCM+ has been successfully validated by test
cases and based on real engine operation application experiences.
Development time, effort and cost can be reduced significantly by the
application of the STAR-CCM+ advanced meshing and CHT technology within
the design process.
STAR-CCM+ helped to reach the advanced specification goals of highest
cycle efficiency of the L30A GT in its class and as well as high reliability of
the hot gas components under real engine conditions at the same time.
Modern pre-mixed combustors for Dry-Low-NOx operation are improved by
application of STAR-CCM+ in order to further decrease emissions and
keeping high combustion stability.
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Acknowledgement
B&B-AGEMA gratefully acknowledges the permission by Kawasaki Heavy
Industries, LTD., for presentation of results of our collaborative work.
Nekomimi technology is also used in air
brakes of High Speed Train