This paper includes results of experimental research and CFD calculations concerning gas flow in segments of straight through labyrinth seals of fixed length and varying number of teeth. Relation between the number of teeth and the leakage is analyzed in this paper. Authors determined the range of teeth number for which the minimum leakage was achieved. They focused particularly on the analysis of geometry with maximum number of teeth which fell within the range of the minimum leakage. For this geometry they examined the relation between the thickness of the teeth and the distribution of gas pressure and velocity along the seal and the leakage size. Data presented in this paper indicate that the teeth thickness has a significant impact on t...
3noWhen numerically simulating the performance of a complete Francis turbine, it is common practice...
A new type of stepped seal with a ribbed casing is proposed to efficiently reduce the leakage at the...
Dogu, Yahya/0000-0003-0474-2899WOS: 000399934800011In this paper, labyrinth seal leakage is numerica...
This paper includes results of experimental research and CFD calculations concerning gas flow in seg...
In this paper a method for reducing leakage in labyrinth seals is presented. This method is based on...
The most important issue when designing the labyrinth sealing knots is the question of the correctne...
The leakage between rotational and stationary part is one of the main source of performance loss in ...
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
Labyrinth seals have been widely used in rotating machines. In this paper, labyrinth seals with rect...
This paper presents a study on the leakage characteristics of a labyrinth piston compressor. A compu...
In this work, the gas flow in the straight-through labyrinth seal is studied. Leakage flowrate and p...
Secondary flows in turbomachinery highly affect the overall efficiency and rotorstability. A prime e...
Dogu, Yahya/0000-0003-0474-2899WOS: 000371125300016Conventional labyrinth seal applications in turbo...
Labyrinth seals are widely used in various turbo machines including turbines, compressors and pumps....
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
3noWhen numerically simulating the performance of a complete Francis turbine, it is common practice...
A new type of stepped seal with a ribbed casing is proposed to efficiently reduce the leakage at the...
Dogu, Yahya/0000-0003-0474-2899WOS: 000399934800011In this paper, labyrinth seal leakage is numerica...
This paper includes results of experimental research and CFD calculations concerning gas flow in seg...
In this paper a method for reducing leakage in labyrinth seals is presented. This method is based on...
The most important issue when designing the labyrinth sealing knots is the question of the correctne...
The leakage between rotational and stationary part is one of the main source of performance loss in ...
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
Labyrinth seals have been widely used in rotating machines. In this paper, labyrinth seals with rect...
This paper presents a study on the leakage characteristics of a labyrinth piston compressor. A compu...
In this work, the gas flow in the straight-through labyrinth seal is studied. Leakage flowrate and p...
Secondary flows in turbomachinery highly affect the overall efficiency and rotorstability. A prime e...
Dogu, Yahya/0000-0003-0474-2899WOS: 000371125300016Conventional labyrinth seal applications in turbo...
Labyrinth seals are widely used in various turbo machines including turbines, compressors and pumps....
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
3noWhen numerically simulating the performance of a complete Francis turbine, it is common practice...
A new type of stepped seal with a ribbed casing is proposed to efficiently reduce the leakage at the...
Dogu, Yahya/0000-0003-0474-2899WOS: 000399934800011In this paper, labyrinth seal leakage is numerica...