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Huilong Chen (Jiangsu University) Dongdong Sun (Jiangsu University) Yuanzheng Wu (Jiangsu University) Miaomiao Chen (Jiangsu University) Peilin Zhang (Jiangsu University)
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한국유체기계학회 International Journal of Fluid Machinery and Systems International Journal of Fluid Machinery and Systems Vol.10 No.4
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2017.12
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412 - 420 (9page)
DOI
10.5293/IJFMS.2017.10.4.412

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In order to investigate the effect of solid particles on the cavitation characteristics and lubricating properties of the micro-gap liquid film in Upstream pumping mechanical seals, the Eulerian multiphase flow model was used to simulate the liquid film with different diameter and volume fraction of solid particles to analyze the influence of the particles on the distribution of vacuole, opening force and friction torque of the film under different working conditions. The results showed that the particles have an inhibitory effect on the cavitation, and the cavitation area and the volume fraction of the bubbles were both decreased. The cavitation area increased with the increase of particle diameter, which indicated that the inhibition of cavitation was weakened with the increase of particle diameter. The cavitation area decreased with the increase of the particle volume fraction, and the volume fraction increased the cavitation inhibition effect. The presence of particles improved the opening force of liquid film to a certain extent and increased with the increase of particle volume fraction, but the effect of particle diameter on opening force was different under different rotating speed and different medium pressure. The friction torque did not change obviously with the particle diameter, and decreased only slightly with the increase of the particle volume fraction. In the working condition range, the cavitation degree is not related to the pressure of the medium, but increases with the increase of the rotational speed, and the cavitation area and volume fraction of bubbles Were significantly decreased when there were solid particles.

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Abstract
1. Introduction
2. physical model
3. Numerical Method
4. Calculation results and analysis
5. Conclusion
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