Centrifugal compressor design for electrically assisted boost

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Electrically assisted boost is a prominent method to solve the issues of transient lag in turbocharger and remains an optimized operation condition for a compressor due to decoupling from turbine. Usually a centrifugal compressor for gasoline engine boosting is operated at high rotational speed which is beyond the ability of an electric motor in market. In this paper a centrifugal compressor with rotational speed as 120k RPM and pressure ratio as 2.0 is specially developed for electrically assisted boost. A centrifugal compressor including the impeller, vaneless diffuser and the volute is designed by meanline method followed by 3D detailed design. Then CFD method is employed to predict as well as analyse the performance of the design compressor. The results show that the pressure ratio and efficiency at design point is 2.07 and 78% specifically. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Yang, M. Y., Martinez-Botas, R. F., Zhuge, W. L., Qureshi, U., & Richards, B. (2013). Centrifugal compressor design for electrically assisted boost. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 52). https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/52/4/042014

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