Analysis Of Internal Flow Field Research Articles

Modulating the electrode pore structure using the magnetic field for reduced local-oxygen transport resistance in polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell

We utilize a magnetic field to align the pore structure of the PEMFC cathode catalyst layer in the direction of O2 infiltration. This alignment reduces the oxygen diffusion resistance within the catalyst layer, thereby augmenting the performance of the PEMFC. Membrane Electrode Assemblies (MEAs) with magnetically aligned cathodes demonstrate a 50% reduction in O2 transfer resistance compared to conventional MEAs, as verified through electrochemical experiments and it makes a performance enhancement in the I-V curve. Beyond electrochemical experimentation, electrode pore analysis utilizing 3D reconstruction and Lattice Boltzmann Direct Numerical simulation (LB-DNS) for internal flow field analysis within pores, reveals that alignment of the electrode structure in the through-plane direction enhanced pore continuity. This continuity and the resultant minimized proportion of dead pores are identified as the causative factors for the observed performance improvements.

Improvement of sand-washing performance and internal flow field analysis of a novel downhole sand removal device

With the progression of many shale gas wells in the Sichuan-Chongqing region of China into the middle and late stages of exploitation, the problem of sand production in these wells is a primary factor influencing production. Failure to implement measures to remove sand from the gas wells will lead to a sharp decline in production after a certain period of exploitation. Moreover, As the amount of sand produced in the well increases, the production layer will be potentially buried by sand. To boost the production of shale gas wells in the Sichuan-Chongqing region and improve production efficiency, a novel downhole jet sand-washing device has been developed. Upon analyzing the device's overall structure, it is revealed that the device adopts a structural design integrating a jet pump with an efficient sand- washing nozzle, providing dual capabilities for jet sand- washing and sand conveying via negative pressure. To enhance the sand- washing and unblocking performance of the device, various sand- washing fluids and the structures of different sand- washing nozzles are compared for selection, aiming to elevate the device's sand- washing and unblocking performance from a macro perspective. Subsequently, drawing on simulation and internal flow field analysis of the device's sand- washing and unblocking process through CFD and the control variable method, it is ultimately found that the length diameter ratio of the cylindrical segment of the nozzle outlet, the outlet diameter, and the contraction angle of the nozzle greatly influence the device's sand- washing and unblocking performance. And the optimum ranges for the length-diameter ratio of the cylindrical segment of the nozzle outlet, the outlet diameter, the contraction angle of the nozzle, and the inlet diameter are 2 to 4, 6 mm to 10 mm, 12° to 16°, and 18 mm and 22 mm, respectively. The findings of the research not only provide new insights into existing sand removal processes but also offer a novel structure for current downhole sand removal devices and a specific range for the optimal size of the nozzle.

Internal flow field analysis of a dendritic pore scaffold for bone tissue engineering

The effective reconstruction of osteochondral biomimetic structures is a key factor in guiding the regeneration of full-thickness osteochondral defects. Due to the avascular nature of hyaline cartilage, the greatest challenge in constructing this scaffold lies in both utilizing the biomimetic structure to promote vascular differentiation for nutrient delivery to hyaline cartilage, thereby enhancing the efficiency of osteochondral reconstruction, and effectively blocking vascular ingrowth into the cartilage layer to prevent cartilage mineralization. However, the intrinsic relationship between the planning of the microporous pipe network and the flow resistance in the biomimetic structure, and the mechanism of promoting cell adhesion to achieve vascular differentiation and inhibiting cell adhesion to block the growth of blood vessels are still unclear. Inspired by the structure of tree trunks, this study designed a biomimetic tree-like tubular network structure for osteochondral scaffolds based on Murray’s law. Utilizing computational fluid dynamics, the study investigated the influence of the branching angle of micro-pores on the flow velocity, pressure distribution, and scaffold permeability within the scaffold. The results indicate that when the differentiation angle exceeds 50 degrees, the highest flow velocity occurs at the confluence of tributaries at the ninth fractal position, forming a barrier layer. This structure effectively guides vascular growth, enhances nutrient transport capacity, increases flow velocity to promote cell adhesion, and inhibits cell infiltration into the cartilage layer.

Influence of bleeding positions in self-recirculating casing treatments on the stability of a subsonic axial compressor

Influence of bleeding positions in self-recirculating casing treatments on the stability of a subsonic axial compressor

Comparison influence of bilateral fluid pressure on fluid-solid coupling model of hydraulic torque converter structure

The main purpose of this paper is to explore the importance of external flow field circulation of hydraulic torque converter assembly in analysis. Compared with simply considering the internal flow field characteristics, it has influence on the internal flow field analysis, external characteristics and structural stress of hydraulic torque converter assembly. This paper models the flow path of the torque converter with different Schemes, the flow field pressures distribution on the impeller are analysed using computational fluid dynamics method (CFD). Scheme A adopts the traditional idea, which simply considering the influence of internal flow field on the performance. Scheme B contacts the external flow field especially including the auxiliary cavity, and comprehensively studies the influence of it on the performance. The results show that with the addition of an auxiliary chamber, the overall flow field pressure of the torque converter is lower than that without the auxiliary chamber. The external characteristics of the torque converter assembly were tested on experiment equipment, which has been verified that the CFD simulation results with the addition of the auxiliary chamber are closer to the experiment data, proving the accuracy of the method for the pressure simulation of flow field. On this basis, the stresses and deformations of the torque converter considering the auxiliary fluid chamber are compared and analysed in relation to the displacement limitations of the impellers. The results show that the maximum stress in the turbine is reduced by 57%–12% compared to the scheme A without considering the auxiliary fluid. In the case of special operating condition, the maximum stress was 137.06 MPa before considering the auxiliary fluid, while the maximum stress was 60.625 MPa after considering the auxiliary fluid, and the reduction is 57%. The effects of input speed, speed ratio and impeller structure on the stress and deformation were also analysed, and the results show that the impeller structure and input speed have a great influence on the stress and deformation.

Research on internal flow field analysis and power loss modeling of the expansion seal ring

Expansion seal rings are widely used in automobile transmission systems, and their sealing performance plays a vital role in the pressure stability and transmission efficiency of the transmission system. However, investigations into revealing the internal flow mechanism of the expansion seal ring and predicting the power loss of the expansion seal ring are still insufficient. In this study, a two-way fluid–structure interaction model consisting of the shaft, oil sleeve, and expansion seal ring was established. The flow and structural physical fields under a series of operating conditions were simulated, and the effects of oil temperature, rotational speed, and seal pressure differential on leakage rate, deformation, power loss, and contact pressure were analyzed. Further, a power loss prediction model was developed by multiple linear regression method. The results demonstrate that in the internal flow field, the oil flow into and out of the groove is characterized by backward step flow and jet flow, respectively. In the structural field, the maximum deformation and the maximum contact pressure of the main sealing surface appear at the notch of the expansion seal ring, and the seal pressure differential has the most significant influence on it. The relative error between the predicted value of the developed model and experimental values is within 9%, which meets the industrial requirements. This work facilitates scholars to understand the internal flow mechanism and deformation process of expanding seal rings and provides a method to predict sealing ring power loss.

Mechanism study on the effect of self-circulating casing treatment with different circumferential coverage ratios on the axial compressor stability

To reveal the mechanisms underlying the effect of self-circulating casing treatment with different circumferential coverage ratios on the stability of the axial compressor, a three-dimensional unsteady numerical was hereby conducted on Rotor 35. The circumferential coverage ratios of self-circulating casing of 20%, 40%, 60%, and 80% were designed, respectively. The calculated results point out that all the schemes effectively expand the stable working range of the compressor and that the expansion effect is positively correlated with the circumferential coverage ratio. The self-circulating casing with an 80% circumferential coverage ratio exhibits the highest stall margin improvement at 14.83%. The internal flow field analysis shows that the underlying mechanism for the compressor stability increasing with the increase in the circumferential coverage ratio is that after the flows with a higher circumferential speed component enter the self-circulating casing suction port, sufficient circumferential space is required to complete the transformation in the flow direction, so that the flows can smoothly enter the self-circulating casing and subsequent development can be carried out. The larger circumferential size of the self-circulating casing creates favorable conditions for more airflows to enter the self-circulating casing. With the increase in the circumferential coverage ratio, the suction effect of self-circulating casing on low-speed fluid at the blade tip and the bleeding mass flow rate is larger, and a better compressor expansion effect is thereby achieved.

Mechanism Underlying the Effect of Self-Circulating Casings with Different Circumferential Coverage Ratios on the Aerodynamic Performance of a Transonic Centrifugal Compressor

The aim of this research was to explore the mechanisms underlying the effect of self-circulating casing treatment with different circumferential coverage ratios on the aerodynamic performance of a transonic centrifugal compressor. A three-dimensional unsteady numerical simulation was carried out on a Krain impeller. The circumferential coverage ratios of the self-circulating casings were set to 36%, 54%, 72% and 90%, respectively. The numerical results showed that the Stall Margin Improvement (SMI) increased with the increase in circumferential coverage ratios. The self-circulating casing with a 90% circumferential coverage ratio exhibited the highest SMI at 20.22%. Internal flow field analysis showed that the self-circulating casing treatment improved the compressor stability by sucking the low-speed flow in the blade tip passage and restraining the leakage vortexes breaking, which caused flow blockage. The compressor performance was improved at most of the operating points, and the improvement increased with increase in circumferential coverage ratio. The improvement in compressor performance was mainly attributed to reduction in the area of the high relative total pressure loss in the blade tip passage and significant decrease in the flow loss by the self-circulating casings.

Investigation of pressure pulsation induced by quasi-steady cavitation in a centrifugal pump

To study the pressure pulsations induced by quasi-steady cavitation in a centrifugal pump, the pressure pulsations at the pump inlet and outlet were experimentally investigated with the development of cavitation. Moreover, the internal flow characteristics in the pump during the process were numerically determined. The numerical simulation results agreed well with the results obtained from the experimental test, verifying the accuracy of the numerical simulation. Furthermore, the cavitation-induced pump inlet and outlet pressure pulsations of the centrifugal pump were analyzed by wavelet analysis and fast Fourier transform, and the cavitation incipient point and occurrence of the unstable cavitation point were obtained. The results of both wavelet analysis and fast Fourier transform show that in the quasi-steady cavitation stage of the centrifugal pump at the design flow rate, the pump inlet and outlet pressure pulsations are significantly increased at twice the axial frequency, while the other axial frequency components are weak and the internal flow is stable. With the development of cavitation in the pump, the pump inlet and outlet pressure pulsations at the axial frequency and its multiples afford some obvious broadband pulsations. To investigate the mechanism of quasi-steady cavitation-induced pressure pulsation in the centrifugal pump, the dynamic mode decomposition was used for internal flow field analysis. The results show that different inflow states lead to obvious differences in the internal flow and unsteady flow structures. There are complex pressure pulsation characteristics dominated by different frequencies in the centrifugal pump. Blade passing frequency plays an important role in the entire flow field, and its mechanism has been analyzed. This research will provide experimental and theoretical support for quasi-steady cavitation recognition and help researchers improve the operation stability of the centrifugal pump.

Structure Size Optimization and Internal Flow Field Analysis of a New Jet Pump Based on the Taguchi Method and Numerical Simulation

Interlayer contradiction (high-pressure oil that prevents low-pressure oil from being extracted) has always been the main factor affecting the oil-recovery efficiency of the many oil-bearing series in shale oil wells in Eastern Shandong, China. If steps to deal with interlayer contradiction are not taken, Shengli Oilfield’s oil-recovery efficiency will be significantly reduced after a certain period of exploitation. Furthermore, as the drilling depth increases, the formation-fluid supply capacity of Shengli Oilfield becomes worse and further increases the difficulty of oil recovery as well as production costs. In order to improve the oil-recovery efficiency of shale oil wells in Eastern Shandong and realize cost reductions and efficiency increases, we designed a new jet pump in this study. The pump can be used for oil recovery according to the principle of Venturi jet propulsion, as the required power fluid is not a high-pressure fluid injected from the ground, but rather high-pressure oil that is present in the formation. Through the analysis of the overall structure of the new jet pump, it was found that the pump could not only transform the existing interlayer contradiction (co-mining of high and low oil layers by utilizing interlayer contradiction), but also had the characteristics of a simple structure and low production costs. Since the structural dimensions of the jet pump and the physical characteristic parameters of the fluid have significant impacts on pump efficiency, we first analyzed the internal flow field of the jet pump by using numerical simulations and found that the throat–nozzle distance, area ratio, throat length–diameter ratio, diffuser angle, and flow ratio had the most significant impacts on pump efficiency. After obtaining the specific numerical range of the abovementioned structural parameters when the pump efficiency was as its maximum, an orthogonal array designed according to the Taguchi method was used to conduct experiments. According to a range analysis and an analysis of variance, at an unchanged flow ratio (0.3156), the new jet pump achieved the highest efficiency (31.26%) when the throat–nozzle distance was 2.62 mm, the throat length was 46 mm, the throat diameter was 6.8 mm, and the diffuser angle was 7.5°. In comparing its efficiency with that before optimization, we noticed that the efficiency was significantly improved by about 10%. These research results not only offer a new idea for the existing oil-recovery mode, but also introduce a new method for optimizing the structure of jet pumps.

Numerical Simulation of Influencing Factors to the Thermal Insulation Performance of Cold Chain Shipping Containers and Analysis of Internal Flow Field

Cold chain transportation can prolong the shelf lives of products and reduce losses, so based on the practical applications, it is necessary to numerically simulate the flow field and thermal insulation performance of cold chain shipping containers. Existing studies have achieved optimization by changing the thermal performance and thermal insulation mechanisms of the thermal insulation materials of the containers, but little research has been done on the numerical simulation of the factors affecting the thermal insulation performance of cold chain shipping containers. Therefore, this paper conducts the numerical simulation of the influencing factors to the thermal insulation performance of cold chain shipping container and studies the internal flow field. The structure and air supply diagrams of a cold chain shipping container were given, the thermal insulation performance of the thermal insulation sandwich panels in different surface layers and core layers of the cold chain shipping container was calculated and analyzed, and thermal inertia and heat transfer attenuation performance of the sandwich panels during the unsteady heat transfer process of the container were analyzed. The basic governing equations and assumptions were established for the internal flow field of the cold chain shipping container, and the distribution of the internal flow field was explored. With the impact of the viscosity of air molecules in the cold chain shipping container further ignored, the flow was regarded to be turbulent, and the internal flow field was simulated based on the turbulence-dissipation model. The experimental results were used to analyze the thermal insulation performance of cold chain shipping containers, and analysis results of the flow field where the cold chain shipping containers were stacked in different ways were given.

Energy Characteristics and Internal Flow Field Analysis of Centrifugal Prefabricated Pumping Station with Two Pumps in Operation

In order to study the hydraulic performance and internal flow field of dual pumps in centrifugal prefabricated pumping station under operation conditions, this paper carried out a numerical calculation based on CFD software for dual pumps in a centrifugal prefabricated pumping station under different flow conditions and verified the internal flow field through test. The results show that the efficiency of centrifugal prefabricated pumping station under design conditions (Qd = 33.93 m3/h) is 63.96%, the head is 8.66 m, the head at the starting point of the saddle area is 10.50 m, which is 1.21 times of the designed head. The efficiency of the high-efficiency zone of the prefabricated pump station is 58.0~63.0%, and the corresponding flow range is 0.62Qd~1.41Qd (21.0~48.0 m3/h). The uniformity of the inlet flow rate of impeller of pump 1 is 74.70%, and that of pump 2 is 75.57%. The flow fields of water pumps on both sides are inconsistent. The results of the flow field indicate that there are severe back flow phenomena at the prefabricated bucket intake, more back flow in the bucket, and many eddies on the side wall. With the increase in flow rate, the eddy structure at the intake expands continuously and moves towards the center area, which has a negative impact on the flow field in the center area. The research results of this paper can provide a theoretical reference for the research and operation of the same type of prefabricated pumping stations.

Internal flow field analysis of heterogeneous porous scaffold for bone tissue engineering

The internal pore structure of the porous scaffold for bone tissue engineering and the pressure and velocity distributions of its flow field affect the attachment, proliferation and differentiation of osteoblasts. The permeability of the porous scaffold determines its ability to transport cellular nutrients and metabolites. Therefore, studying the fluid flow characteristics of the porous scaffold plays a vital role in its biological applications. Heterogeneous porous scaffolds (HPS) with irregular internal pore structure have more bionic characteristics of natural structure than uniform porous scaffolds with regular internal pore structure. In order to comprehensively grasp the biological properties of HPS, this article designed HPS with different porosities based on the Voronoi generation method and random theory, and then used computational fluid dynamics (CFD)software to conduct fluid flow simulations. The velocity and pressure distribution rules of the internal flow field of HPS with different porosities were obtained by CFD simulation analysis, and the relationship between the porosity and the distribution rules was studied. Furthermore, the permeabilities of HPS with different porosities were calculated based on Darcy's law, and the influence rule of porosity on the permeability was obtained.

Internal Flow Field Analysis of Twin-Screw Compressor Based on Three-Dimensional Numerical Simulation

Twin-screw compressor is a kind of rotary positive displacement pump with excellent performance. Due to its advantages of reliable operation, high efficiency, low noise and multiphase mixed transportation, it has been widely used in the fields of energy power, biomedicine, refrigeration and air conditioning, petrochemical industry, industrial construction and other rudder fields. In recent decades, although the study of screw compressor is more in-depth, but the three-dimensional flow field simulation design of twin screw compressor still needs breakthrough. In this paper, 3d flow characteristics of twin screw compressor are studied based on CFD numerical simulation. In this paper, CFD software is used for numerical simulation of twin screw compressor, and the distribution of pressure cloud, temperature cloud and velocity cloud of internal flow field is obtained.

Vortex Dynamics Analysis of Internal Flow Field of Mixed-Flow Pump under Alford Effect

A multi-region dynamic slip method was established to study the internal flow characteristics of the mixed-flow pump under the Alford effect. The ANSYS Fluent software and the standard k-ε two-equation model were used to numerically predict the mixed-flow pump’s external characteristics and analyze the forces on the impeller and guide vane internal vortex structure and non-uniform tip gap of the mixed-flow pump at different eccentric distances. The research results show that the external characteristic results of the numerical calculation are consistent with the experimental measurement. The head error of the design flow operating point is about 5%, and the efficiency error is no more than 3%, indicating the high accuracy of numerical calculation. Eccentricity has a significant influence on the flow field in the tip area of the mixed-flow pump impeller, the distribution of vortex core in the impeller presents obvious asymmetry, the strength and distribution area of the vortex core in the small gap area of the tip increase obviously, which aggravates the flow instability and increases the energy loss. With the increase of eccentricity, the strength and number of vortex core structures in the guide vane also increase significantly, and obvious flow separation occurs near the inlet of the guide vane suction surface on the eccentric side of the impeller. The circumferential distribution of L1 and L2 values represents the friction pressure gap in the eccentric state, and the eccentricity has a more noticeable effect on L1 and L2 values at the small gap; With the increase of eccentricity, the values of vorticity moment components L1 and L2 increase, and the Alford moment on the impeller increases. The leading-edge region of the blade is the main part affected by the unstable torque of the flow field. With the increase of eccentricity, the impact degree of tip leakage flow deepens, and the change of the tip surface pressure is the most obvious. The impact area of tip leakage flow is mainly concentrated in the first half of the impeller channel, which has an impact on the blade inlet flow field but has little impact on the blade outlet flow field.

Internal Flow Field Analysis of Three-way Regulating Valve Based on CFD Technology

According to the requirement of low energy consumption and high efficiency of a three-way regulating valve used in a system, based on the CFD software of fluid mechanics, the internal flow performance of the three-way regulating valve was simulated and studied in three dimensions, and the flow field information such as internal pressure and flow velocity of the valve were obtained. The results show that with the increase of the opening degree, the pressure gradient and velocity gradient at the upper valve seat gradually tend to be obvious, the pressure drop at the valve seat and the maximum flow velocity at the sealing surface gradually tend to be extreme, while the change rule at the lower valve seat is opposite. When the valve works under extremely small and extremely large opening conditions for a long time, it will be beneficial to protect the valve.

Investigation of the influence of various numbers of impeller blades on internal flow field analysis and the pressure pulsation of an axial pump based on transient flow behavior

AbstractIn the current study, the flow behavior in an axial pump through changing the number of impeller blades is analyzed. Due to the number of blades being very important geometrical parameters in the pump, the study of the influence of various numbers of blades on flow and pressure pulsation in the pump is carried out using the computational fluid dynamics technique. The sliding mesh with the standard turbulence k‐ε model is used to investigate the unsteady flow with several flows and impeller blades. Pump performance prediction results with available experimental data indicate reasonable and good agreement with each other. Static pressure, shear stress, and different velocity compounds are qualitatively analyzed. Moreover, the fluctuation pressure and average pressure under different operating conditions and impeller blades are quantitatively investigated. The numerical results show that the impeller blade has a high impact on pressure, shear stress, magnitude velocity, axial velocity, radial velocity, tangential velocity, and average pressure. Furthermore, this numerical study provides good and useful information for the hydraulic design of axial pumps.

Application of biharmonic equation in impeller profile optimization design of an aero-centrifugal pump

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to improve the hydraulic efficiency without changing the overall dimension. The blade profile optimization design of the aero-centrifugal pump based on the biharmonic equation surrogate model has been studied. Design/methodology/approach First of all, Bezier curves and linear function are used to control the annular angle distribution and the stacking angle of blade profile under the MATLAB platform. Grid independence analysis has been studied to find the finest mesh scheme. After the precision comparison of test data and computation fluid dynamics 15 sets of design parameters are carried out as the boundary condition of the biharmonic equation. The efficiency surrogate model of the biharmonic equation is constructed via iteratively solving of a discrete difference equation. The other two surrogate models of response surface model (RSM) and radial basis function neural network surrogate model (RBFNNSM) are compared with the biharmonic equation surrogate model by the standard of modified complex correlation coefficient R2 and root mean square deviation (RSME). Finally, the artificial fish swarm algorithm has been used to find the global optimal design parameters with the objective function of highest efficiency. Findings The results show that the design parameters code conversion method can reduce the number of optimization parameters from five to three, makes the design space become a cube, and compared with RSM and RBFNNSM, the biharmonic equation surrogate model has higher precision with R2 is 0.8958, RSME is 0.1382. The final optimum result of AFSA is at the point of [1 −1 −1]. The internal flow field analysis shows that after optimization the outlet relative velocity becomes more uniform and the wake effect has been significantly decreased. The hydraulic efficiency of the optimized pump is about 59.45 per cent increasing 5.4 per cent compared with a prototype pump. Originality/value This study developed a new method to optimize the design parameters of aero-centrifugal pump impeller based on biharmonic equation surrogate model, which had a good agreement with experimental values within just 15 sets of the original design. The optimization results shows that the method can improve the hydraulic efficiency significantly.

Analysis of waterjet-hull interaction and its impact on the propulsion performance of a four-waterjet-propelled ship

Waterjet-hull interaction has different effects on the propulsion performance of the outer and inner waterjets in ships propelled by four waterjets. The dead rise angle of the hull lines near the stern leads to different inflow characteristics in the capture areas of individual waterjets. To better understand these effects, self-propulsion tests were performed to investigate the thrust deduction fraction and energy/momentum velocity coefficients, and numerical simulations of unsteady multiphase flows were conducted using a discretised impeller/stator with dynamic overset grids. Results obtained indicate that the flow rates and gross thrust of inner waterjets were greater than those of the outer waterjets under the same rotational speeds, and that these differences gradually decreased with increases in the advanced speed. The hull had a stronger negative effect on the inflow of the outer waterjet because its energy/momentum velocity coefficients were smaller than those of the inner waterjets. Additionally, flow field analysis of the capture area verified the quality of the computations, and internal flow field analysis provided additional validation of observed results. It was found that the inlet-duct design and the presence of stabilizer fins caused different interaction behaviours, resulting in the propulsion performance discrepancies observed in four-waterjet systems.

Multi-objective optimization of a high efficiency and suction performance for mixed-flow pump impeller

This research aimed to systematically maximize hydraulic efficiency and suction specific speed for mixed-flow pump using a commercial CFD packages and optimization tool. First, mixed-flow pump was initially designed according to the traditional design method, and then the blade shape was re-designed by focusing on the hydraulic efficiency. Second, the efficiency-oriented optimum design was selected as the reference model. The objective was to improve the suction specific speed under the specific condition of the mixed-flow pump through the multi-objective optimization technique. The incidence angles and meridional plane were optimized through a systematic optimization process, namely, central composite method and response surface approximation. The optimization results indicated that the suction specific speed values of the reference and optimum model were 88.13 and 289.65, respectively. Furthermore, the hydraulic efficiency was kept within ± 1% compared to the reference model as the constraint condition. The hydraulic efficiency of the reference and optimum model were 91.44% and 90.40%, respectively. The reasons for the improved efficiency and suction performance were investigated through internal flow field analysis. Finally, the reliability of the optimization was demonstrated by comparing the numerical and experimental results.