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Experimental Study On Airflow Upwash and Control of Thrust Increase Induced by Ceiling Effect On Microrotor

Accepted Manuscript
Koichi Nishibe, Yusuke Koizumi, Kazuma Sekiguchi
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Research-Article
J. Fluids Eng.
Paper No: FE-23-1249
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4063331
Published Online: September 2, 2023
View Article titled, Experimental Study On Airflow Upwash and Control of Thrust Increase Induced by Ceiling Effect On Microrotor
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Topics: Air flow, Ceilings, Thrust, Blades, Rotors, Pressure, Flight, Rotation, Swirling flow, Passive control
Journal Articles

Flow Investigation And Optimization Design Of A Radial Outflow Liquid Turbine Expander For Liquid Co 2 Energy Storage System

Accepted Manuscript
Shan Sun, Jinju Sun, Peng Song, Shengyuan Wang
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Research-Article
J. Fluids Eng.
Paper No: FE-23-1130
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4062961
Published Online: July 13, 2023
View Article titled, Flow Investigation And Optimization Design Of A Radial Outflow Liquid Turbine Expander For Liquid Co 2 Energy Storage System
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Topics: Carbon dioxide, Design, Energy storage, Flow (Dynamics), Optimization, Outflow, Turbines, Cavitation, Energy dissipation, Design methodology
Journal Articles

Discussion: “Stresses in Retaining and Centering Rings for Turbine-Generator Rotors” (Patterson, R., and Harms, D. H., 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(2), pp. 79–87)

M. Stone
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(2): 88–89.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022642
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “Stresses in Retaining and Centering Rings for Turbine-Generator Rotors” (Patterson, R., and Harms, D. H., 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(2), pp. 79–87)
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Topics: Rotors, Stress, Turbogenerators
Journal Articles

Discussion: “Stresses in Retaining and Centering Rings for Turbine-Generator Rotors” (Patterson, R., and Harms, D. H., 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(2), pp. 79–87)

C. Richard Soderberg
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(2): 87–88.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022639
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “Stresses in Retaining and Centering Rings for Turbine-Generator Rotors” (Patterson, R., and Harms, D. H., 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(2), pp. 79–87)
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Topics: Rotors, Stress, Turbogenerators
Journal Articles

Stresses in Retaining and Centering Rings for Turbine-Generator Rotors

R. Patterson, D. H. Harms
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Research Papers
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(2): 79–87.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022638
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Stresses in Retaining and Centering Rings for Turbine-Generator Rotors
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Topics: Rotors, Stress, Turbogenerators, Boundary-value problems, Cylinders, Design, Disks, Generators, Rotation, Shrinkage (Materials)
Journal Articles

Discussion: “Stresses in Retaining and Centering Rings for Turbine-Generator Rotors” (Patterson, R., and Harms, D. H., 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(2), pp. 79–87)

A. M. Wahl
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(2): 88.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022641
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “Stresses in Retaining and Centering Rings for Turbine-Generator Rotors” (Patterson, R., and Harms, D. H., 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(2), pp. 79–87)
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Topics: Rotors, Stress, Turbogenerators
Journal Articles

Discussion: “Stresses in Retaining and Centering Rings for Turbine-Generator Rotors” (Patterson, R., and Harms, D. H., 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(2), pp. 79–87)

S. Timoshenko
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(2): 88.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022640
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “Stresses in Retaining and Centering Rings for Turbine-Generator Rotors” (Patterson, R., and Harms, D. H., 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(2), pp. 79–87)
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Topics: Rotors, Stress, Turbogenerators
Journal Articles

Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)

J. P. Stewart
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(8): 11.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057105
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)
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Topics: Blades, Construction, Design, Diesel engines, Gas turbines, Gasoline, Pressure, Rotors, Superchargers
Journal Articles

Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)

Charles E. Lucke
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(8): 9.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057097
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)
Open the PDF for Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8) in another window
Topics: Blades, Construction, Design, Diesel engines, Gas turbines, Gasoline, Pressure, Rotors, Superchargers
Journal Articles

Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)

Oliver Field Allen
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(8): 11.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057107
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)
Open the PDF for Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8) in another window
Topics: Blades, Construction, Design, Diesel engines, Gas turbines, Gasoline, Pressure, Rotors, Superchargers
Journal Articles

Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)

James A. Moyer
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(8): 8.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057095
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)
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Topics: Blades, Construction, Design, Diesel engines, Gas turbines, Gasoline, Pressure, Rotors, Superchargers
Journal Articles

Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)

Edgar J. Kates
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(8): 10.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057103
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)
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Topics: Blades, Construction, Design, Diesel engines, Gas turbines, Gasoline, Pressure, Rotors, Superchargers
Journal Articles

Closure to “Discussions of ‘The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications’” (1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 8–11)

Christian Lorenzen
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Closures
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(8): 11–14.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057108
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Closure to “Discussions of ‘The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications’” (1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 8–11)
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Topics: Blades, Construction, Design, Diesel engines, Gas turbines, Gasoline, Pressure, Rotors, Superchargers
Journal Articles

Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)

W. G. Lundquist
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(8): 9.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057099
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)
Open the PDF for Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8) in another window
Topics: Blades, Construction, Design, Diesel engines, Gas turbines, Gasoline, Pressure, Rotors, Superchargers
Journal Articles

Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)

Harold Caminez
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(8): 9–10.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057100
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)
Open the PDF for Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8) in another window
Topics: Blades, Construction, Design, Diesel engines, Gas turbines, Gasoline, Pressure, Rotors, Superchargers
Journal Articles

Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)

A. L. Berger, Opie Chenoweth
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(8): 8–9.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057096
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)
Open the PDF for Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8) in another window
Topics: Blades, Construction, Design, Diesel engines, Gas turbines, Gasoline, Pressure, Rotors, Superchargers
Journal Articles

Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)

Lee Schneitter
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(8): 9.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057098
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)
Open the PDF for Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8) in another window
Topics: Blades, Construction, Design, Diesel engines, Gas turbines, Gasoline, Pressure, Rotors, Superchargers
Journal Articles

The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications

Christian Lorenzen
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Research Papers
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(8): 1–8.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057094
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications
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Topics: Blades, Construction, Design, Diesel engines, Gas turbines, Gasoline, Pressure, Rotors, Superchargers
Journal Articles

Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)

Charles A. Morss
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(8): 10.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057101
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)
Open the PDF for Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8) in another window
Topics: Blades, Construction, Design, Diesel engines, Gas turbines, Gasoline, Pressure, Rotors, Superchargers
Journal Articles

Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)

E. C. Magdeburger
Journal: Journal of Fluids Engineering
Article Type: Discussions
J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(8): 11.
https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057106
Published Online: April 17, 2023
View Article titled, Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8)
Open the PDF for Discussion: “The Lorenzen Gas Turbine and Supercharger for Gasoline and Diesel Engines: Particulars Regarding the Design and Construction of a Gas Turbine Having a Rotor With Hollow Blades Which Are Cooled by Air Circulated Through Them Under Pressure, Together With a Discussion of Present and Possible Applications” (Lorenzen, Christian, 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(8), pp. 1–8) in another window
Topics: Blades, Construction, Design, Diesel engines, Gas turbines, Gasoline, Pressure, Rotors, Superchargers