Method and appliance for cooling a gas turbine combustion chambe

Power plants – Combustion products used as motive fluid

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60752, F23R 302

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056155468

ABSTRACT:
In a gas turbine combustion chamber cooled by means of impingement and convection cooling or pure convection cooling, a compensating flow of the cooling air is guided between adjacent cooling ducts (2) in such a way that the flow velocity in the cooling duct (2) always exceeds a critical limiting value even downstream of a local damage location (6) so that the temperature is less than a critical limiting value. The compensating flow is led past the combustion chamber outer wall. Connecting openings (5) are arranged between adjacent cooling ducts (2) and are respectively offset on the opposite sides of the cooling duct (2).

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