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Anatomy and SSSF Analysis of Ideal Turbo Jet Engine

P M V Subbarao

Professor

Mechanical Engineering Department

Features of A True Flying Machine Muscles ….

Anatomy of A Jet Engine

1 2 3 4 5 6

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Vjet

Ideal Turbo Jet Cycle

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5

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5

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2 6 : Jet

6: Jet

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Anatomy of A Jet Engine : Intake

1 2

1 -- 2s = constantT: Increasingp: Increasing

Vac

Vjet

Inlet : Steady State Stead Flow

Conservation of mass mmm 21

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hmgzV

hmQ

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2

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2

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First Law :

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Vh

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No heat transfer and no work transfer : A Pure Passive compressor : No Change in potential energy.

Assume gas as an ideal and calorically perfect.

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VTc

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Kinetic energy that can produce enthalpy and hence temperature rise and vice versa.

More fundamentally,

• Temperature (Static Temperature) is a measure of microscopic kinetic energy.

• Dynamic Temperature is a measure of macroscopic kinetic energy.

• Define:

• Total Temperature = Static Temperature + Dynamic Temperature

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• A fluid at rest (zero macroscopic kinetic energy) can convert its internal energy or enthalpy into kinetic energy, provided:

• It is above absolute zero pressure and temperature.

• A moving fluid (finite macroscopic kinetic energy) can convert its kinetic energy into internal energy or enthalpy.

• Maximum possible conversion corresponds to fluid coming to rest.

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VTc

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1 222111 VAVAwith

Measure of An Action Measure of Hardware

Measure of benefits at zero running cost Measure of capital cost

An Inlet of A Jet engine is a passive compressor, i.e. zero running cost

Measure of Compression

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pp

p c

VTc

c

VTc

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2

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An ideal intake device is an isentropic compressor with zero power input.

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At design condition: 1

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Maximum Possible Compression

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An inlet device with zero exit velocity will produce maximum compression.

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At design condition:

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p 10101

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p 100

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Control Volumes Can never Afford to Generate Maximum Compression

Total Pressure and Total Temperature are just reference measures…..

Anatomy of A Jet Engine : Compressor

2 3 2 -- 3s = constantT : increasingp : increasing

Vac

Vjet

Compressor : Steady State Stead Flow Process

CVCV WgzV

hmgzV

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2

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2

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First Law :

Conservation of mass mmm 32 333222 VAVA

No heat transfer, change in potential energies is negligible

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Vh

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VTc

VTcmW ppcompressor

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A compressor of A Jet engine is an active device, i.e. there exist capital and running cost.

If so, why is this?

Do I get more befit than the expenditure?

Does it also compensate extra capital cost too?

Measure of Extra Life Generation

compressorpp WTcmTcm

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Isentropic active compression

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02

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03

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p 1

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p 1

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Anatomy of A Jet Engine: Combustion Chamber

3 4 3 -- 4s : increasingT: increasingp : constant???

Vac

Vjet

3 – 4 : Isobaric Heat addition

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No work transfer and change in potential energies is negligible

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3 – 4 : Ideal Combustor

No work transfer and change in potential energies is negligible & adiabatic combustion

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03 041fuel p pm HV mc T m f c T

How much fuel should be added to get High fuel economy?

How to get a compact jet engine ?

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Anatomy of A Jet Engine:Turbine

4 54 -- 5s = constantT : decreasingp : decreasing

Vac

Vjet

Turbine : SSSF Process :

No heat transfer. Change in potential energies is negligible

4

5

T

04 051turbineW m f h h

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4 5

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04 051turbine pW m f c T T

Turbine is to produce just enough power.

turbine compressorW W

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05 04 1

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The vigor of Jet: 051pmc f T

Anatomy of A Jet Engine : Nozzle

5 65 -- 6s = constantT : DecreasingP: decreasing

Vac

Vjet

Nozzle : Steady State Stead Flow

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5 62 2

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6

25

5 22Tc

c

VTc

c

VTc p

pp

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Anatomy of An Ideal Jet Engine

1 2 3 4 5 6

1 -- 2s = constantT0 = constantP0 = constant

2 -- 3s = constantT0 = increasingP0 = increasing

3 -- 4s = increasingT0 = increasingP0 = constant

4 -- 5s = constantT0 = decreasingP0 = decreasing

5 -- 6s = constantT0 = constantP0 = constant

Ideal Turbo Jet Cycle

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