Through　the　use　of　turbine　blades　with　a　rear-loaded　load　profile　one　can　effectively　control　the　formation　of　secondary　flows　in　the　blade　passage,　reducing　secondary-flow　losses.　Meanwhile,　this　type　of　cascades　is　highly　adaptive　to　a　variety　of　incidence　angles,　thus　significantly　enhancing　the　flow　efficiency　in　a　cascade　passage.　An　ultra　low-aspect　stator　cascade　with　rear-loaded　characteristics　was　designed　by　using　the　rear　loading　technology.　The　results　of　numerical　analysis　and　test　of　the　above-mentioned　cascade　indicate　that　the　latter　features　a　low　three-dimensional　cascade　loss.　Moreover,　the　cascade　performance　hardly　changes　with　the　change　of　aspect　ratios,　incidence　angles　and　outlet　Mach　numbers.