Study on dynamic stress of pump turbine runner during power failure in pump mode

Author:

Lin Kai,Chen Funan,Wang Chao,Bi Huili,Luo Yongyao,Wang Zhengwei

Abstract

Abstract The power failure process of pumped storage unit is one of the most dangerous transient processes. The unit enters the pumping braking mode and then generation mode after power failure. In this process, the rotating speed changes from the negative direction to the positive direction, and the hydraulic torque of the blade also changes rapidly, resulting in the great change of runner stress. In this paper, the amplitude of dynamic stress and the location of stress concentration of runner were calculated and analysed to evaluate the safety of runner in the process of power failure in pump mode. The coupling method of one-dimensional pressure wave calculation and three-dimensional flow simulation is used to predict the change of hydraulic loads and the fluid-structure-interaction method is used to calculate the dynamic characteristics of runner. It is found that the position of stress concentration changes in the process of rapid decrease of rotating speed to zero.

Publisher

IOP Publishing

Subject

General Physics and Astronomy

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