Physics-Informed Latent Neural Operator for Three-Dimensional Compressor Cascade Flow Prediction
Yuling Han, Zhihui Li, Zhibin Yu
Abstract
A physics-informed latent neural operator framework is proposed for three-dimensional compressor cascade flow prediction. The proposed method combines a Transolver-based latent encoder, which extracts compact global latent representations of flow conditions from point-cloud CFD data, with a coordinate-based PINNs decoder to reconstruct continuous flow fields while incorporating physics-informed residual constraints during training. The results show that the proposed framework can accurately reconstruct pressure and velocity distributions of complex three-dimensional cascade flows and maintains good prediction capability under previously unseen operating conditions. The present method demonstrates promising potential for efficient CFD surrogate modelling and aerodynamic prediction in turbomachinery applications.
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