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Numerical and experimental investigation of a vortical flow-inducing jet pump

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Numerical and experimental investigation of a vortical flow-inducing jet pump. / Morrall, Andrew; Campobasso, Michele Sergio; Quayle, Stephen Douglas.
2018. Paper presented at CMFF 2018: Conference on Modelling Fluid Flows, Budapest.

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Morrall, A, Campobasso, MS & Quayle, SD 2018, 'Numerical and experimental investigation of a vortical flow-inducing jet pump', Paper presented at CMFF 2018: Conference on Modelling Fluid Flows, Budapest, 4/09/18 - 7/09/18.

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Morrall, A., Campobasso, M. S., & Quayle, S. D. (2018). Numerical and experimental investigation of a vortical flow-inducing jet pump. Paper presented at CMFF 2018: Conference on Modelling Fluid Flows, Budapest.

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Morrall A, Campobasso MS, Quayle SD. Numerical and experimental investigation of a vortical flow-inducing jet pump. 2018. Paper presented at CMFF 2018: Conference on Modelling Fluid Flows, Budapest.

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title = "Numerical and experimental investigation of a vortical flow-inducing jet pump",
abstract = "Experimental analyses and CFD simulations are performed on a vortical flow-inducing jet pump. The device is a multi-nozzle annular jet pump, in which a high-pressure fluid is injected into a bore through circumferentially distributed nozzles. The nozzles are angled axially and radially so that the injected primary fluid produces both suction and a vortical flow pattern. Analysis of the pump is considered as single phase, using compressed air to pump atmospheric air. Experiments are carried out on two jet pump designs, working at different conditions with results used to validate CFD simulations. CFD turbulence model analyses is used to determine the optimal numerical method, with hybrid turbulence models shown to be effective in predicting the pressure produced by the swirling flow phenomena. Suction pressure induced by the jets is shown to be highly dependent on the axial angle of the nozzles, which has considerable impact on the radial and tangential components of the resulting flow field, consequently affecting the pump performance.",
keywords = "CFD, Turbulence, Multi-Nozzle Annular Jet Pump, Experimental results",
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T1 - Numerical and experimental investigation of a vortical flow-inducing jet pump

AU - Morrall, Andrew

AU - Campobasso, Michele Sergio

AU - Quayle, Stephen Douglas

PY - 2018/9/4

Y1 - 2018/9/4

N2 - Experimental analyses and CFD simulations are performed on a vortical flow-inducing jet pump. The device is a multi-nozzle annular jet pump, in which a high-pressure fluid is injected into a bore through circumferentially distributed nozzles. The nozzles are angled axially and radially so that the injected primary fluid produces both suction and a vortical flow pattern. Analysis of the pump is considered as single phase, using compressed air to pump atmospheric air. Experiments are carried out on two jet pump designs, working at different conditions with results used to validate CFD simulations. CFD turbulence model analyses is used to determine the optimal numerical method, with hybrid turbulence models shown to be effective in predicting the pressure produced by the swirling flow phenomena. Suction pressure induced by the jets is shown to be highly dependent on the axial angle of the nozzles, which has considerable impact on the radial and tangential components of the resulting flow field, consequently affecting the pump performance.

AB - Experimental analyses and CFD simulations are performed on a vortical flow-inducing jet pump. The device is a multi-nozzle annular jet pump, in which a high-pressure fluid is injected into a bore through circumferentially distributed nozzles. The nozzles are angled axially and radially so that the injected primary fluid produces both suction and a vortical flow pattern. Analysis of the pump is considered as single phase, using compressed air to pump atmospheric air. Experiments are carried out on two jet pump designs, working at different conditions with results used to validate CFD simulations. CFD turbulence model analyses is used to determine the optimal numerical method, with hybrid turbulence models shown to be effective in predicting the pressure produced by the swirling flow phenomena. Suction pressure induced by the jets is shown to be highly dependent on the axial angle of the nozzles, which has considerable impact on the radial and tangential components of the resulting flow field, consequently affecting the pump performance.

KW - CFD

KW - Turbulence

KW - Multi-Nozzle Annular Jet Pump

KW - Experimental results

M3 - Conference paper

T2 - CMFF 2018: Conference on Modelling Fluid Flows

Y2 - 4 September 2018 through 7 September 2018

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