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Peter K. Dörfler (Hydro adviser LLC)
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한국유체기계학회 International Journal of Fluid Machinery and Systems International Journal of Fluid Machinery and Systems Vol.12 No.3
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2019.9
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200 - 216 (17page)
DOI
10.5293/IJFMS.2019.12.3.200

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Francis turbines with high specific speed may produce intense pulsations of system pressure when operating at approximately 70-85% of best-efficiency discharge. Frequencies between 1 and 4 times runner rotation are typical. The paper recalls and explains the particular set of properties. The pulsation is due to instability of the second-lowest eigenmode of the hydraulic system containing a cavitating draft tube vortex. A 1D model in frequency domain is used - with emphasis on the crucial role of the finite velocity of swirl propagation - to show how this mode can become unstable and give rise to a strong ‘breathing’ pulsation. A parameter study shows the well-known influence of draft tube pressure and why the behavior of prototype turbines is often different from the reduced-scale model. Some of the phase properties are explained by a 2D acoustic model. The phase reversal between upstream and downstream pressures is a consequence of the mode shape, with roughly two quarter waves of pressure along the cavitating vortex rope. The stability is quite sensitive to 2D effects; therefore the present 1D model, while useful for understanding the phenomena, is not likely to permit reliable predictions.

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Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Characteristic Properties of the High-partial-load Pulsation
3. A 1D Model for Stability Analysis
4. Quantitative Examples
5. 2D Vortex Models
6. Parameter studies
7. Conclusion
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