
Vortex of SRCF

Research activities
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Fluid–structure interaction characteristics of full tubular pump.
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Unstable flow characteristics of stator-rotor clearance flow of full tubular pump operating under stall condition.
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Optimization of full tubular pump
Projects
The project is dedicated to the study of energy loss mechanisms in full tubular pump which is a novel electromechanical integrated turbopump and to the key technologies for comprehensive optimization. The research specifically includes: the energy dissipation characteristics of full tubular pump operating under stall condition, the fluid–structure interaction characteristics of full tubular pump, the response mechanism of the air gap design and the heat transfer characteristics based on the solid-magnetic-thermal coupling and the formation mechanism of the stator-rotor clearance flow based on the fluid-solid-thermal coupling. By conducting model test and multi-fields coupling simulation, the energy dissipation characteristics of full tubular is explored and the turbulence motion and heat transfer process are simulated. The final goal of this research is to understand of the effect of stator-rotor clearance flow on full tubular pump unit performance and its energy loss mechanism operating under stall condition, thus the comprehensive optimization of the novel electromechanical integrated turbopump, greatly promoting its application and energy conservation.
Tools
Facility – Pump Facility
Mesh Tools – ICEM
CFD Tools – ANSYS CFX
Post Processing Tools – ANSYS
Publications
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- Jianfeng Liu, Wang Xi, Tao Jiang, Weiwei Cao, Weigang Lu (2025) Investigation on the unstable flow characteristics of stator-rotor clearance flow of full tubular pump operating under stall condition., Phys. Fluids. Aug 2025; 37 (8): 085132; https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0278051
- Jianfeng Liu, Tao Jiang, Wang Xi, Weigang Lu (2025) Fluid–structure interaction characteristics between stator–rotor clearance flow and rotor of full tubular pump., Phys. Fluids. Feb 2025, 37 (2): 025195; https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0253091
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Patents
Contacts


Prof. Giorgio Pavesi
Head of the TES Laboratories
+39-049-827-6768



