Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Specific working member mount – Blade received in well or slot
Patent
1993-07-21
1994-05-10
Look, Edward K.
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Specific working member mount
Blade received in well or slot
F01D 530
Patent
active
053103181
ABSTRACT:
A rotor disk includes a rim with axially spaced apart forward and aft ends, with the aft end having a larger diameter than the forward end. The rim includes a plurality of straight dovetail slots defining dovetail posts therebetween. Each dovetail post includes a pair of lobes, a neck, and first and second pressure faces facing radially inwardly from the lobes. The first and second pressure faces vary in radial height therebetween from a first magnitude at the rim aft end to a second and smaller magnitude at the rim forward end to shift a portion of the bending loads from the dovetail post at the rim forward end to the dovetail post at the larger rim aft end.
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Finkhousen Doug A.
Kray Nicholas J.
Lammas Andrew J.
General Electric Company
Herkamp Nathan D.
Look Edward K.
Squillaro Jerome C.
Verdier Christopher
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