DYNAMICS OF LOSS OF GASDYNAMIC STABILITY OF TURBO-ENGINE
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https://doi.org/10.18372/2310-5461.3.5099Keywords:
gas-dynamic resistance, gas turbine engine, the dynamics of loss, axial compressor, bifurcation analysisAbstract
Dynamic of rotating stall and surge development in axial compressor after loss of gasdynamic stability is considered in the article. The Moore—Greitzer model is used for research. The model takes into account non-linear features of compressor characteristics and property of the compressor system. A bifurcation analysis was carried out to determine the system stability.References
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