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Volume 111 - February 2007

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  • AER volume 111 issue 1121 Cover and Front matter

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    03 February 2016, pp. f1-f3
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Research Article

  • A numerical study of high pressure turbine forced response in the presence of damaged nozzle guide vanes

  • L.di Mare, M. Imregun, A. D. Smith, R. Elliott
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    03 February 2016, pp. 751-757

  • This paper reports results from numerical computations of low engine order and blade-passing forced response on the rotor of a high pressure turbine due to severe damage to a single nozzle guide vane. The computations are performed using a time-domain, nonlinear viscous compressible flow simulation code. The flow and the levels of forcing for a few selected modes are compared for the undamaged and the damaged configurations. The results show that the response in various modes is affected to a different extent by the damage. The main blade-passing response was found to be largely unaffected, if not marginally reduced. On the other hand, the vibration levels for some modes were seen to be up to eight times higher because of the low-order excitation harmonics created by the damaged passage.

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  • AER volume 111 issue 1118 Cover and Back matter

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    30 March 2016, pp. b1-b4
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  • AER volume 111 issue 1117 Cover and Back matter

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  • AER volume 111 issue 1120 Cover and Front matter

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    03 February 2016, pp. f1-f3
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  • AER volume 111 issue 1121 Cover and Back matter

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    30 March 2016, pp. b1-b3
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  • AER volume 111 issue 1126 Cover and Front matter

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  • AER volume 111 issue 1125 Cover and Front matter

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  • AER volume 111 issue 1123 Cover and Front matter

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  • AER volume 111 issue 1125 Cover and Back matter

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