Boundary layers on rough compressor blades

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Abstract

Blades of axial flow compressors are often roughened by corrosion or erosion. There is only scant information about the influence of this roughening on the boundary layers of the blades and thereby on the compressor efficiency. To obtain detailed information for calculating the efficiency drop due to the roughness, experimental investigations with an enlarged cascade have been executed. The results enabled to develop new formulas for a modified friction coefficient in the laminar region and for the laminar-turbulent transition and the separation points of the boundary layer. Thus, together with the Truckenbrodt theory, it was pos sible, to get a good reproduction of the experimental results.

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Bammert, K., & Milsch, R. (1972). Boundary layers on rough compressor blades. In Proceedings of the ASME Turbo Expo (Vol. 1A). American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). https://doi.org/10.1115/72-GT-48

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