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Compressible DNS of a Low Pressure Turbine Subjected to Inlet Disturbances

In modern low pressure turbines (LPT), reducing the number of airfoils in a turbine leads to an increase in the blade loading, which inevitably increases the possibility of laminar separation.

Richard D. Sandberg | Richard Pichler | Li-Wei Chen

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