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Available courses

Les machines à fluides (turbomachines)

Ce cours propose une introduction complète aux turbomachines, des dispositifs fondamentaux pour la conversion d’énergie entre un fluide en mouvement et un arbre mécanique. Il couvre les principes de fonctionnement, les classifications (pompes, turbines, compresseurs), les analyses thermodynamiques et fluidiques, ainsi que la modélisation à l’aide des équations d’Euler et des diagrammes de vitesses. Une attention particulière est portée aux turbines axiales, aux pompes centrifuges, aux compresseurs, et aux lois de similitude permettant l’étude de machines à différentes échelles.

À l’issue du cours, l’étudiant sera capable de :

  • Comprendre le rôle des turbomachines dans les systèmes énergétiques modernes.

  • Analyser les performances et les rendements.

  • Lire et interpréter des courbes caractéristiques.

  • Dimensionner une machine simple selon les besoins d’un système.

Ce cours allie théorie, exemples industriels et initiation à la conception technique.