Publication result detail

Flow control in hydraulic machinery

RUDOLF, P.; URBAN, O.; ŠTEFAN, D.; POCHYLÝ, F.

Original Title

Flow control in hydraulic machinery

English Title

Flow control in hydraulic machinery

Type

Paper in proceedings (conference paper)

Original Abstract

Operation of any fluid device outside of its design point is usually accompanied by unwanted effects like boundary layer separation, flow recirculation, flow instabilities, pressure pulsations, increased level of noise and vibrations. With growing emphasize on operation of fluid machines and devices in broad operating range it becomes inevitable to manipulate the flow and suppress the undesired phenomena. Overview of methods, which are basis for flow controller that might be applied in hydraulic machinery (reduced order models based on proper orthogonal decomposition or models arising from artificial intelligence) is provided. Example of such model, based on decomposition methods and Galerkin projection is presented. This model enables to comprise whole flow dynamics in several tens or hundreds ordinary differential equations, thereby creating a fast, efficient, yet sufficiently accurate decsription of the flow within whole domain of interest.

English abstract

Operation of any fluid device outside of its design point is usually accompanied by unwanted effects like boundary layer separation, flow recirculation, flow instabilities, pressure pulsations, increased level of noise and vibrations. With growing emphasize on operation of fluid machines and devices in broad operating range it becomes inevitable to manipulate the flow and suppress the undesired phenomena. Overview of methods, which are basis for flow controller that might be applied in hydraulic machinery (reduced order models based on proper orthogonal decomposition or models arising from artificial intelligence) is provided. Example of such model, based on decomposition methods and Galerkin projection is presented. This model enables to comprise whole flow dynamics in several tens or hundreds ordinary differential equations, thereby creating a fast, efficient, yet sufficiently accurate decsription of the flow within whole domain of interest.

Keywords

flow control, decomposition methods, diffuser, swirling flow, Galerkin projection

Key words in English

flow control, decomposition methods, diffuser, swirling flow, Galerkin projection

Authors

RUDOLF, P.; URBAN, O.; ŠTEFAN, D.; POCHYLÝ, F.

RIV year

2019

Released

14.11.2018

Location

Vienna

ISBN

978-3-9504338-1-4

Book

20. Internationales Seminar Wasserkraftanlagen

Pages from

651

Pages to

660

Pages count

10

BibTex

@inproceedings{BUT154061,
  author="Pavel {Rudolf} and Ondřej {Urban} and David {Štefan} and František {Pochylý}",
  title="Flow control in hydraulic machinery",
  booktitle="20. Internationales Seminar Wasserkraftanlagen",
  year="2018",
  pages="651--660",
  address="Vienna",
  isbn="978-3-9504338-1-4"
}