Power Generation Technology ›› 2024, Vol. 45 ›› Issue (5): 838-846.DOI: 10.12096/j.2096-4528.pgt.24101

• Gas Turbine Power Generation Technology • Previous Articles    

Optimization and Evaluation of Cooling Structure of Stage 1 Blade of Heavy-Duty Gas Turbine

Wenchang YU1, Yang DING2, Xuyang WANG2, Yonggang CHEN1, Ke BI1, Zhigang LIU1, Xingang SHANGGUAN3, Daohuo HUANG3, Feng XIAO3, Guang LI3, Guang WANG3, Hanzhang KE3, Yasong SUN3, Xin WANG3   

  1. 1.Shanghai Branch of China Huadian Corporation Ltd. , Pudong New Area, Shanghai 200126, China
    2.Huadian Electric Power Research Institute Co. , Ltd. , HangZhou 310030, Zhejiang Province, China
    3.Shanghai Fengxian Gas Turbine Power Generation Co. , Ltd. , Fengxian District, ShangHai 201404, China
  • Received:2024-06-07 Revised:2024-08-12 Published:2024-10-31 Online:2024-10-29

Abstract:

Objectives The localization of core components of heavy-duty gas turbines holds significant importance for technological innovation, industrial upgrading, and even national security. As a typical hot-end component of heavy-duty gas turbines, the performance of the turbine first-stage rotor blade directly determines the efficiency and reliability of the gas turbine. Therefore, the structure of the first-stage turbine blades of a certain heavy-duty gas turbine was optimized. Methods By increasing the number of bamboo nodes in the blade body, the blade cooling hole structure was optimized, and the thermal barrier coating was used to improve the blade coating. The temperature, stress distribution and aerodynamic efficiency of the blades before and after optimization under the service condition of the blade were compared and analyzed by fluid calculation and finite element calculation. Results Heat transfer efficiency inside the blade is enhanced by optimization of turbulent structure. Under the condition of the same inlet pressure of the cooling air, the surface temperature of the optimized blade is reduced by more than 50 ℃. Since the shape of the blade is not changed, there is little influence on the aerodynamic efficiency. Compared with the blades without optimization, the maximum equivalent stress and equivalent total strain of the optimized blade during service are significantly reduced. Conclusions By optimizing the cooling structure and upgrading the protective coatings, the reliability of the blades in high-temperature can be significantly improved. The research results provide a theoretical basis for the localization of gas turbines.

Key words: gas turbine, turbine blade, structure optimization, coating improvement, cooling hole, fluid calculation, finite element calculation

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