Nektar++

Spectral/hp Element Framework

Nov 12, 2020

Andrea Cassinelli

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The wake passing effect in LPTs with Nektar++

This blog highlights some research efforts aimed at simulating the wake passing effect in a low pressure turbine cascade, analysed over the entire operating range. The incoming disturbances modify the physical transition mechanism on the suction surface, giving rise to complex flow phenomena.

Spectral/hp element methods for turbomachinery

A T106A low pressure turbine vane was investigated at moderate regime (Re = 88450), exploring the convergence properties of the main flow statistics with the aim of developing a set of best practices to achieve DNS resolution.

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