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Aerothermodynamically Re-Design of an Air-Cool Heat Exchanger Fin Configuration Utilized for Cooling the Lubricating Oil of a Gas Turbine Unit Benefiting from Numerical Simulation
, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Darbandi, Masoud (Co-Advisor)
Abstract
The lubricating oil is commonly used to cool down the moving parts of turbine gas systems. In many applications, this oil is cooled down using a recirculating water circuit. The water is then cooled down using an air-cooled heat exchanger. Any deficiency in aerothermodynamic design of such heat exchanger would result in high temperature of gas turbine moving parts such as bearings. Obviously, this mal-performance has adverse effect on the lifetime of these parts and their maintanence aspects. Since the good performance of air-cooled heat exchanger has numerous advantages for the performance of related gas turbine unit, it is mandatory to design these heat exchangers in minimum sizes and...
Development of Actuator Disk Method to Simulate Fluid-structure Interaction in Megawatt Wind Turbine Blade Analysis
, Ph.D. Dissertation Sharif University of Technology ; Darbandi, Masoud (Supervisor)
Abstract
Recent decades have seen a growing demand for high-power wind turbines resulting in turbines with larger blades and the advent of high-megawatt wind turbines. The blades of the megawatt-scale turbines experience more complicated flow phenomena compared to those of the smaller-scale wind turbines. Needless to say, the importance of an accurate solution and detailed analysis of all the parameters, including blades aerodynamic and aeroelastic performance as well as fluid-structure interaction, is more significant for the megawatt-scale turbines compared to smaller-scale turbines. The conventional methods of aerodynamic solutions for the blade, including analytical methods, such as BEMT78 and...