Finite Element Simulation and Stress Analysis of Gas Turbine Blade Due to Centrifugal Force
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DOI:
https://doi.org/10.59287/ijanser.1161Keywords:
Finite Element, Gas Turbine, Centrifugal Effect, Turbine Blade, Stress AnalysisAbstract
Gas turbine always consider one of the most important system in the modern engineering applications, because it has continuous ability to generate electric power. In gas turbines the major portion of performance dependency lies upon turbine blade design ,the blades are considered one of the important and expensive parts in the gas turbines , where the blades of first stage from failure . Most studies indicate that 50% of failure and breakage accidents cannot be accurately determined due to the large number of variables .The blades of the gas turbine suffer from tensile stresses due to centrifugal forces resulting from the high rotational speed and because of the loading of dense gasses at a high temperature and speed ,as the centrifugal force is one of the problems that the designer of the turbine blades faces , as the designer aims to reduce stresses within the permissible limit . The current work is concerns with study and analysis of the stresses at the first stage blades in Al Mosul power station at Mosul city, AUTOCAD which is computer program has been an efficient software to draw and specify blade dimensions at the exact measurement, as well as the ANSYS 21 software program was also used as an effective tool in determining the stresses and deformation under the influence of centrifugal force. As the blade was considered root bound in all direction (X, Y and Z) and adding the special mechanical properties of (INCONEL738 alloy), After conducting a stress analysis in the program, it was found that the stress values of the posterior and anterior edge of the blade root region were high and these results were validated with the results carried out by some studies that dealing with study and analysis of the blades at the first stages in turbine stations. The static and modal analysis of the turbine blade is being considered. To analyze these aspects, the blade is represented using the 3D-Solid Brick element. The blade's geometric model is created by generating and then extruding them to form a solid model. An analytical approach is utilized to estimate the centrifugal forces. The objective of this presented work is to investigate the impact of mechanical analysis on the structure of gas turbine blades. The findings indicate lower levels of mechanical stress.