Turbomachine with rotors of high specific energy transfer

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Specific blade structure – Concave surface

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C416S22300B

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ABSTRACT:
A turbomachine has at least one rotor blade row designed for extremely high work coefficients (high-load), which—in its center section and/or averaged over the blade height—provides for an essentially swirl-free relative outflow. The respective rotor in its trailing edge area is essentially orientated in meridional direction, with the mean or averaged exit metal angle of the rotor blade ranging from −10 to +5 degrees.

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