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The role of the CFD modelling in the shape optimization of the pressure pulsations dampers

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Cyklis P., Młynarczyk P.
Czasopismo Techniczne
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Pressure pulsations in volumetric compressors systems have an important influence on the compression power and reliability. This problem occurs not only in huge compressor systems, as in the natural gas piping, in gas mines or national transport systems, but also in a small refrigeration compressors in domestic applications. Nowadays, it is necessary to develop pressure pulsation damping elements which will be effective for different mass flow rate values. One of the solutions are passive damping elements in the form of various types of nozzles. In addition to the decrease of pressure pulsations value, the result is also an increase in power consumption of the compression. Therefore, shape optimization is necessary. In the article the possibility of optimizing the shape of such elements using computational simulations is discussed.
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Nozzle suppressed pulsating flow CFD simulation issues

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Cyklis P., Młynarczyk P.
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Pressure pulsations in volumetric compressor manifolds are one of the most important problems in compressor operation. These problems occur not only in huge compressor systems such as those used in natural gas piping in gas mines or national transport systems, but also in small refrigeration compressors found in domestic applications. Nowadays, systems require a new approach since in all applications, variable revolution speed compressors are introduced. Mufflers designed in a conventional way on the basis of the Helmholtz theory only have good pressure pulsation damping action within the designed frequency range. In the case of revolution speed change, the reaction of the damper designed according to the Helmholtz theory may be insufficient. Therefore, any innovative ideas for pressure attenuation is welcomed by the compressor industry. One of the possibilities to attenuate pressure pulsations over a wide range of frequencies is the introduction of specially shaped nozzles in the gas duct flow directly after the compressor outlet chamber. It is obvious that the nozzle attenuates pressure and flow pulsations due to energy dissipation, but at the same time, it also raises the requirement for the pumping power of the compressor. The estimation of nozzle pulsation attenuation may be assessed using CFD simulation. In the paper, the influence of the time step and viscous models choices have been shown. The differences between viscous and inviscid gas models have been shown.
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