Abstract

A set of conservative full potential function equations governing the fluid flow along a given S2 streamsurface in a transonic axial compressor rotor was obtained. By the use of artificial density and a potential function/density iteration, this set of equations can be solved, and the passage shock on the S2 streamsurface can be captured. A computer program for this analysis problem has been developed and used to compute the flow field along a mean S2 streamsurface in the DFVLR transonic axial compressor rotor. A comparison of computed results with DFVLR L2F measurement at 100 percent design speed shows fairly good agreement.

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