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Verdichterinstabilitäten

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Das Erscheinungsbild der Verdichterinstabilitäten ist von einer großen Anzahl von Parametern abhängig, die während des Betriebs einer Turbomaschine variieren und sich nicht immer ausreichend kontrollieren lassen. Um gezielt Gegenmaßnahmen zu entwickeln, ist die detaillierte Kenntnis der Instabilitätsursachen notwendig, wie sie in den letzten Jahren anhand aufwendiger Messverfahren und gut aufgelöster numerischer Untersuchungen gewonnen wurde. Im Folgenden werden das Phänomen des Pumpens und Abreißens sowie Maßnahmen zur Erweiterung der Pumpgrenze bis zur aktiven Überwachung beschrieben.

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Joos, F. (2020). Verdichterinstabilitäten. In: Aerodynamik axialer Turbokompressoren. Springer Vieweg, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-28937-9_5

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