EP2659093A1 - Turbomachine - Google Patents
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- EP2659093A1 EP2659093A1 EP11802969.3A EP11802969A EP2659093A1 EP 2659093 A1 EP2659093 A1 EP 2659093A1 EP 11802969 A EP11802969 A EP 11802969A EP 2659093 A1 EP2659093 A1 EP 2659093A1
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- the invention relates to a turbomachine, in particular a turbine, with a housing which has at least one inflow channel, and with a rotatably mounted in the housing on a shaft impeller on which a plurality of blades are arranged, which are flowed by a working medium, wherein the working medium via the inflow channel flows into at least one formed between two blades received on the impeller blades formed channel.
- the invention also relates to an energy conversion plant which makes use of a cyclic process for the provision of mechanical energy, in which a working medium is thermodynamically expanded almost isentropically by means of a thermal turbomachine (turbine).
- a thermal turbomachine turbine
- FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a portion of a conventional steam turbine in the form of a radial turbine, which is designed for a vapor flow below the sound velocity (subsonic flow).
- a radial turbine the corresponding working medium flows in the radial direction with respect to an axis of rotation of an impeller and acts on the blade at the edge of this impeller.
- the working medium is flowed in the axial direction with respect to a rotational axis of the impeller.
- Fig. 1 shown turbine are formed by the radial in the axial direction at an angle of 90 ° extending blade inlet and -austrittskanten.
- the turbomachine of FIG. 1 designed as a radial turbine has an essentially stationary turbine housing 110, in which a turbine wheel 120 (impeller) is arranged.
- the impeller 120 includes a plurality of (co-rotating) blades, wherein in Fig. 1 representative of a blade 121 is shown.
- a gaseous working medium for example exhaust gas from an internal combustion engine, flows through an inflow channel or through a nozzle channel 100 of the turbine housing 110 according to a directional arrow 151 and drives the impeller 120.
- the flowing working fluid is first accelerated in the nozzle channel 1 10 and deflected along a blade 121, wherein the edges of the blade are aligned on the one hand in the region of a working medium inlet parallel to the axis of rotation of the impeller 120 and have a working medium outlet 153 in the radial direction.
- the working medium is guided along its entire flow path in the impeller between vanes 121.
- the impeller 120 of the flow device (turbine) according to FIG. 1 is fundamentally similar to the impeller of a compressor, in which the working medium driven by the blades flows in a direction oriented opposite to the illustration according to FIG. Accordingly, the flow can be deflected in an operating state as a compressor within the blades of the impeller from the inside out so that it runs after exiting the blade channels at Hämediumaustritt axially to the impeller.
- This type of paddle wheels or blading is well suited for working medium or vapor velocities below the speed of sound.
- radial turbines according to the prior art with wheels in which the flow is deflected along its blading by 90 °, give Difficulties when steam flows reach their speed of sound.
- a particular problem is that radial turbines for supersonic flows with parallel and axially directed to the shaft blades lead to vortex formation and thereby lose effectiveness.
- the Organic Rankine cycle process is a process of energy conversion in which a working fluid other than water vapor is used from a heat source to operate steam turbines.
- a working medium mostly organic liquids are used with a lower evaporation temperature (T V erd ⁇ 100 ° C), rarely with a higher evaporation temperature.
- the method is used primarily in power generation and energy conversion plants when the available temperature gradient between the heat source and the heat sink is too low for the operation of a water vapor driven turbine.
- a turbomachine according to the invention has a housing with an inflow channel.
- a rotatably mounted on a shaft impeller is arranged, which has a plurality of flowable by the working medium blades.
- a special feature of a turbomachine according to the invention is that a guide body with at least one deflection element is provided in the intermediate region between the blade channel outlet and the outlet channel for a deflection of the working medium flowing out of a blade channel in the direction of the outlet channel.
- the working fluid first flows into the impeller via the inflow passage in the radial direction with respect to an axis of rotation of the impeller.
- the blades of the impeller thereby form a grid rotating with the impeller and subdivided in the circumferential direction of the impeller, in which the working medium is deflected in particular in the circumferential direction and directed in the radial direction into the interior of the impeller.
- rectangular inlet openings of a plurality of blade channels are formed between the radially outer edges of the blades and rectangular outlet openings of a plurality of blade channels are formed between the radially inner edges of the blades.
- the inlet and outlet openings of a blade channel are each arranged in planes which are parallel to one another or at an acute angle to one another.
- the intermediate region (co-rotating) according to the invention is arranged in the interior of the impeller such that it is at least partially surrounded annularly by the outlet openings of a plurality of vane channels.
- the guide body preferably has a deflection element in the form of an integrally formed with the impeller shaft support structure with rotationshyperboloider or conical outer contour (impeller cone), which serves on its outer side for flow deflection.
- the guide body also has an annular deflection element in the form of a circular ring structure, which is at least partially inserted into the intermediate space.
- a guidance body with all sections rotatably connected to the impeller may have both stationary and non-moving baffles connected to the impeller.
- annular deflecting element engaging in the interspace can be fixed via a fastening ring on the housing of the turbomachine.
- the mounting ring is then preferably designed as a disk-shaped, fürström bare grid structure with radially extending spokes. In this case, the axial force acting on the paddle wheel resulting from the directional change of the flow is reduced.
- the turbomachine is designed as a compressor, in which the working fluid, due to the function, flows contrary to the direction flowing in a turbine.
- the working medium flows into the impeller via a widening inflow channel (in relation to the rotational axis of the impeller) in the radial direction.
- a bottleneck is for the Stream of the working medium in the region of the inflow channel is preferred in order to achieve supersonic speed in the region of the inflow channel can.
- the guide body has a deflecting element with a first and a second annular edge, wherein the first annular edge of the deflecting element is positioned adjacent to the Schaufelkanalaustritt and wherein the second annular edge is positioned adjacent to the diffuser channel entrance.
- the deflecting element is designed such that the first edge is a leading edge and in (relative to the impeller) radial direction, wherein the second edge is a trailing edge and facing in the same direction as the axis of rotation, so that so that the effluent from the blade channel working fluid is deflected from the radial to the axial direction.
- the guide body has a plurality of spaced-apart deflection elements.
- the deflecting element comprises a side facing the impeller and a side facing away from the impeller.
- the deflecting element is here positioned such that it can be flowed around on both sides of the working medium. Accordingly arise on both sides of the deflecting annular channels for the working fluid.
- the annular deflecting element is arranged approximately on all sides by working medium umströmbar. More preferably, the annular deflecting element at least in sections on a drop, semi-moon or Tragf liege-shaped cross-sectional geometry. This results in an advantageous deflection of the working medium in the region of the impeller. This enables a particularly efficient operation of the flow device.
- the guide body on a plurality of spaced deflecting elements, which together form a through-flow grating with annular channels.
- the total flow of the working medium is divided into a plurality of annular partial streams.
- the total current can be deflected effectively, wherein the individual partial flows formed can be subjected to different treatments by making the contours of the deflecting elements different from each other.
- further flow guidance elements such as turbulence promoters, surface coatings or the like can be arranged on the deflection elements. The same effect can basically be achieved even when using only one deflecting element.
- the deflecting elements spaced from each other are positioned such that their edges facing the blades of the impeller have an axial spacing in the axial direction.
- the edges facing the blades of the impeller at least approximately the same (outer) diameter, which in turn is smaller by a maximum of 10% than a (common) diameter of the inner edges of the impeller blades.
- the deflecting elements spaced apart from each other are positioned such that their edges pointing in the direction of the axis of rotation of the impeller have a different radial deflection. stand with respect to the axis of rotation of the impeller.
- a plurality of permanent magnets and / or rotor windings are arranged on a shaft connected to the impeller, which with a plurality of adjacently arranged, the shaft encircling stator windings form an electrical generator.
- the turbomachine can be used as a "generator turbine" for power generation.
- a turbomachine according to the invention may in particular be a thermal turbomachine.
- An idea of the invention is, moreover, to use a turbomachine according to the invention as a turbine, in particular as a radial turbine, in an Organic Rankine cycle.
- the invention therefore also extends to a system for converting energy with a cyclic process in which a turbomachine according to the invention is used.
- the invention relates to a radial turbine for a plant for the conversion of energy in the form of a so-called ORC plant.
- An ORC plant is a plant in which a thermodynamic cycle in the form of an "Organic Rankine Cycle” (ORC) is performed, with which heat can be converted into mechanical energy.
- the heat supplied to an ORC system according to the invention can originate, for example, from a heat source in the form of an internal combustion engine from a combined heat and power plant, from a biomass combustion plant, from a geothermal source or from a solar power plant.
- a heat source in the form of an internal combustion engine from a combined heat and power plant, from a biomass combustion plant, from a geothermal source or from a solar power plant.
- Any form of waste heat can be used with an ORC system.
- Systems- example can be obtained from the waste heat of internal combustion engines by means of an ORC plant additional electrical energy.
- An ORC plant may contain a condenser for liquefying a working medium of the plant, a pump, an evaporator for evaporating the working medium.
- a turbomachine downstream of the evaporator, in particular a turbine, in which the working fluid is expanded while removing kinetic energy from the circulation.
- the pump brings a liquid working under standard conditions to operating pressure. Subsequently, the still liquid working medium flows through the heat exchanger (evaporator) or a heat exchanger system in which thermal energy is transferred for example from one of the aforementioned sources to the working medium of the ORC system. Due to the energy input, the working medium preferably evaporates completely. At the outlet of the evaporator then saturated steam or dry steam is formed. The energy input in the evaporator increases the specific volume and the temperature of the steam.
- volume change work which converts the turbine on their blades into mechanical energy.
- the steam flows out of the turbine through a regenerator in which a heat exchange takes place between the vaporous working medium and the liquid working medium coming from the pump (internal heat exchange).
- the (still vaporous) working medium brought to the condensation temperature in the turbine and possibly in the regenerator reaches the downstream condenser, in which the working medium is recondensed with the release of low-temperature heat.
- the heat released in the condensation is preferably fed via a cooling water circuit in a heat network.
- the working medium condenses out and returns completely to the liquid state of aggregation.
- the feed pump (pump) subsequently brings the working fluid to operating pressure and then back into the evaporator. This completes the cycle.
- a generator can be driven, which generates electrical current with the mechanical energy generated by the turbine from thermal energy.
- Such an ORC system with a turbomachine according to the invention can be used both for small and large domestic installations as well as for large industrial plants and power plants.
- house equipment are the power supplies, z.
- Industrial plants are e.g. Manufacturing plants, in particular manufacturing plants of the automotive industry, in particular paint shops, in which a balanced demand for electricity (from mechanical energy) and heat at different temperature levels is needed.
- FIGS. 2, 3, 4, 5 a and 5b Advantageous embodiments of a turbomachine according to the invention are shown in FIGS. 2, 3, 4, 5 a and 5b and will be described below. Show it:
- FIG. 2 shows a sectional view of a radial turbine for supersonic flow with a deflecting element in the form of a hyperboloid of revolution (impeller cone) for deflecting the flow within the impeller;
- FIG 3 is a sectional view of an impeller of a radial turbine for supersonic flow with a sectionally projecting into the impeller guide body for reducing the vortex formation in a downstream diffuser.
- FIG. 4 shows a sectional view of a flow device with guide bodies located mainly within the rotor wheel
- Fig. 5a is an enlarged sectional view of a portion of the flow device of Fig. 4; and Fig. 5a shows a view of vanes of the impeller of the flow device according to the invention from Fig. 5a, which are shown cut to illustrate their geometry transversely to the blade axis.
- Fig. 2 shows a section of a sectional view of a turbomachine according to the invention in the form of a radial turbine with a substantially stationary turbine housing 1, 4, 1 1, in which a turbine wheel 2 (impeller) is arranged.
- the turbine housing 1, 4, 1 1 comprises in particular a nozzle ring 1 and an associated cover 1 1.
- the cover 1 1 and the nozzle ring 1 are preferably designed as separate modules. Between them, the nozzle channels 10 are formed.
- the turbine housing 1, 4, 1 1 comprises a diffuser 4 with an outlet channel 40 for the working medium.
- the impeller 2 disposed in the turbine housing includes a plurality of (co-rotating) vanes.
- the impeller 2 is shown with a blade 21.
- Between the blades of the impeller 2 straight or curved blade channels 20 are formed, which have a substantially rectangular cross-section.
- the blades are connected to each other via a base of the impeller 2 and on a side spaced therefrom via a so-called bandage 22.
- a vaporous working medium for example the working medium of an ORC system, flows through a nozzle channel 10 of the turbine housing 1 1 acting as an inflow channel in accordance with a directional arrow 51.
- the flowing working medium is accelerated via a corresponding nozzle geometry, so that sound velocity is reached at a constriction, wherein the working medium can be brought to supersonic speed before being transferred to the impeller 2.
- the vaporous working medium flows out of the nozzle channel 10 and impinges on the blade 21, which is designed in such a way that both the flowed edge and the downstream edge of the blade 21 and therefore also these are aligned parallel to and axially towards the impeller shaft.
- the majority of the stream 51 of working medium is after passing through the blades 21 or a respective blade channel between see several blades 21 (and thus in a so-called intermediate region of the impeller 2) deflected parallelism to the axis of rotation of the impeller (arrow 53).
- a guide body 3 in Form of a conical deflecting element (impeller cone) provided, which is preferably designed as a rotational hyperboloid.
- This deflecting element can optionally be designed in one piece with the impeller.
- the guide body 3 is located in an intermediate region 29 between the blade channel outlet 23 and the inlet opening 24 in the outlet channel 40 formed by the diffuser 4.
- the deflecting element with the guide body 3 designed as an impeller cone is in the region of its base in the intermediate region 29 within the Impeller 2 arranged. It is enclosed in sections annularly by the blade channel outlets 23 and by the blades 21 of the rotor.
- the guide body 3 extends into the outlet channel 40 formed by the diffuser 4.
- the impeller cone causes a largely laminar flow deflection at moderate flow velocities. At high flow velocities, vortices 54 can occur.
- the positioning of guide bodies in the outflow channel or in the diffuser 4 behind the impeller 2 can reduce vortex formation.
- FIG. 3 is essentially the same as the flow device according to FIG. 2. Accordingly, reference can be made to the above description to Fig. 2 reference. Accordingly, similar components and functional units are provided with the same reference numerals.
- the flow apparatus according to FIG. 3 comprises, in addition to a first deflection element in the form of the co-rotating impeller cone, a second deflection element 31 in the form of a ring-shaped guide body 3 mounted on the housing side.
- the guide body 3 ' preferably engages in an intermediate region 29 of the impeller 2, which differs from the one Impeller blades 21 is encompassed. As a result, the stream of working fluid emerging from the impeller blade channels can be split early into two annular partial streams.
- the guide body 3 ' has a first and a second annular edge 25, 26.
- the first edge 25 of the deflection element is positioned adjacent to the blade channel exit 23 within the intermediate region 29.
- the second edge 26 is arranged adjacent to the inlet opening 24 within the outlet channel 40.
- the first edge 25 acts as a leading edge.
- the second edge 26 is a trailing edge.
- the deflecting element 31 is formed with a guide contour 28, which extends from the first edge 25 from an approximately to a rotational axis 27 of the impeller 2 radial direction to the second edge 26 in an approximately to the axis of rotation 27 of the impeller 2 axial direction.
- the effluent from the blade channel 20 working fluid is thus deflected by the deflecting element 31 from a substantially radial in a substantially axial direction.
- other flow directions can be generated by the contours of the deflecting elements are oriented in the corresponding directions.
- radial turbines are often used in ORC plants for converting the flow energy of the working medium into a torque. Due to the low sound velocity in such media and the high pressure ratios between the inlet and outlet of the steam in the turbine, the flow velocity of the steam in the impeller of the turbine is often above the speed of sound. Also, the exit velocity of the steam from the impeller is often still over Mach 0.7.
- FIGS. 4, 5a and 5b are sections of a further inventive, designed as a radial turbine flow machine shown, the nozzle ring 1 with a nozzle cover 1 1, mounted in a housing on a shaft impeller 2, an inflow passage 10, a diffuser 4, a plurality of blades arranged on the impeller 2, a first lattice-shaped guide body 3 " and a second conical guide body 3.
- a basic mode of operation corresponds to that of the radial turbine according to Fig. 2 or Fig. 3, so that reference is made to the statements made for this purpose can be.
- a vaporous working medium can be conducted via the inflow passage 10 to a wheel entry of the impeller according to a directional arrow 51. It hits the blade 21 there and flows between the blades 21 into a blade channel 20 according to a directional arrow 42 (FIG. 5b). The flow onto the blade 21 takes place in the radial direction with respect to a rotational axis of the impeller 2. After flowing through the blade channel 20, the working fluid passes into an intermediate region 29 between a blade channel outlet and an outlet channel 40 downstream of the rotor 2.
- the first guide body 3 " and the second guide body 3 are positioned, whereby both guide bodies can preferably extend in sections out of the intermediate area into the outlet channel 40.
- the first guide body 3 " also comprises a lattice-shaped, in particular provided with radial spokes, permeable mounting ring 34 two annular deflecting elements 31 and 32, wherein in alternative embodiments, more than two deflecting elements are usable. Alternatively, a single annular deflecting element 31 may also be provided.
- the annular deflection elements 31, 32 are preferably carried integrally excluded together with the mounting ring 34 and thus form the first guide body 3 ", which may also be referred to as a flow grid.
- the thus constructed first guide member 3 ' engages with the second guide member 3 in the form of Impeller cone together: both guide body 3, 3 " cooperatively share the intermediate region 29 of the impeller 2 at least in sections into separate annular flow channels.
- the working medium is accordingly divided several times immediately after the blades 21 by the deflecting elements 31 and 32 of the first guide body 3 " and for the most part still directed within the blade wheel 2 parallel to its axis of rotation according to a directional arrow 53.
- the first guide body 3 extends between a first 25 and a second edge 26 of a deflection element 31 or 32 and is designed such that the first edge is positioned adjacent to the blade channel exit, wherein the second edge 26 is positioned adjacent to the diffuser channel entrance 40 is.
- the deflection element 31, 32 is formed such that the first edge 25 serves as leading edge and in the radial direction to the axis of rotation of the impeller 2, wherein the second edge 26 is a trailing edge and facing in the same direction as the axis of rotation, so that from the working fluid flowing from the blade channel 20 is deflected from a radial to an approximately axial direction.
- Both deflecting elements 31, 32 each have a side facing the impeller 2 and a side facing away from the impeller 2.
- the deflecting elements 31, 32 are in particular so positioned that they are flow around the working medium on both sides.
- the working medium is deflected after its exit from the bluff channel 20 in such a way in the diffuser channel 40 that a flow along the impeller 2 is optimized.
- the deflecting elements 31 and 32 of the first guide body 3 " preferably have crescent-shaped cross-sectional contours, the profile of which has a favorable flow configuration.
- the first edge (annular leading edge) pointing towards the impeller 2 points radially away from the center
- the second edge located on the axial opposite side (annular trailing edge) points away from the impeller base 2.
- the curvature of the profile of the deflecting elements is designed so that the working medium is continuously deflected parallel to the axis of rotation of the impeller 2.
- the trailing edges of these deflecting elements 31, 32 have different diameters with respect to the axis of rotation of the impeller 2, while it is expedient that the leading edges have the same diameter with respect to a rotational axis of the impeller 2
- the leading edges are positioned as close as possible to the exit edges of the blades 21.
- the (substantially equal) diameter of the leading edges of the deflecting elements 31, 32 have a diameter which is less than 10% smaller than the diameter of the circle touching all the exit edges of the blades.
- each blade 21 has a blade height 60 at the blade channel outlet within the rotor 2.
- a first axial distance 61 between see a surface of the impeller base and the inflow edge of the (first) deflecting element 31 is smaller than an axial distance between the leading edge of the (second) deflecting element 32 and the same surface the impeller base, so that between the leading edges of both deflecting elements 31, 32 an axial distance 62 is present.
- the leading edge of the deflecting element 32 to the drum 22 is spaced by an axial distance 63.
- the mutually adjacent deflecting elements 31, 32 are positioned such that their trailing edges 26 have a different radial distance with respect to the axis of rotation of the impeller 2.
- the leading edges facing the blades of the impeller have a different axial distance 61 or distance 61 +62 to the impeller base in the axial direction.
- the impeller 2 is the rotating part of the turbomachine or the radial turbine, which either extracts work from the flowing working medium when using the turbomachine as a turbine or work feeds when using the turbomachine as a compressor.
- the impeller 2 is connected to a shaft, not shown, is discharged through the generated mechanical energy.
- downstream diffuser 4 is slowed by expansion of the flow cross section, the gas flow and increases the static gas pressure.
- the diffuser 4 represents in principle the inversion of a nozzle.
- a bandage 22 shown in Fig. 5a is arranged on the blades 21 and serves to stabilize the impeller 2 and to keep it in shape.
- the guide body 3 or the deflecting elements 31 and 32 are preferably connected via webs 33 to the turbine housing or the diffuser 4 of the turbine, so that the forces acting on account of the diversion of the working medium are not transmitted to the impeller shaft.
- the guide body 3 is the counterpart to the moving impeller 2, wherein the guide body 3 preferably fixed to the housing or on the diffuser 4 via the webs 33 is formed. Accordingly, the impeller 2 and the guide body 3 together form a step.
- a fastening ring 34 of the guide body 3 is provided on the diffuser inlet. It is also possible to attach the deflecting elements 31 and 32 to the impeller 2, so that they then co-rotate.
- a deflecting element may be fixed to the impeller and another to the housing.
- the guide body 3 " or the deflecting elements 31 and 32 in a turbomachine according to the invention are made of a (noble) steel and are produced by means of machining processes, but these can in principle also be produced from cast metal (cast aluminum, cast steel, cast iron)
- the turbomachine is used as a radial turbine in an ORC plant for performing an Organic Rankine cycle.
- a turbomachine in particular, in which a vaporous working medium flows under a pressure, is expanded in a stationary nozzle system, even with a guide blade, and in this process is accelerated.
- the steam is deflected therein by a rotating blade system, possibly further relaxed and gives off its flow energy through the blades to a shaft connected to the blades or coupled. From this shaft, the mechanical rotational energy is then transferred to a consumer or a means for converting energy for further use.
- devices for converting energy in the form of generators for power generation can be driven by the shaft.
- the invention causes with simple and inexpensive Leit Congress an increase in efficiency of radial turbines.
- a turbomachine in particular a turbine, comprises a housing 1, 4, 11, which has at least one inflow passage 10.
- a plurality of blades are arranged on an impeller 2, which can be flowed against by a working medium.
- the working medium in this case flows via the inflow passage 10 into at least one vane passage 20 formed between two vanes 21 accommodated on the impeller 2. After exiting the impeller area, the working medium enters a diffuser 4.
- At least one guide body 3, 3 ' , 3 " is provided for a deflection of the working medium flowing out of the blade channel 20 in the direction of the diffuser 4.
- the guide body in the turbomachine is preferably at least partially in an intermediate region 29 of the radial direction surrounded by the impeller blades Impeller positioned between a blade channel outlet 23 and an inlet opening 24 in a downstream of the impeller 2 formed by the diffuser 4 outlet channel 40.
- the invention also relates to a system for performing an Organic Rankine cycle with such a turbomachine.
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