Seal for a joint or juncture – Seal between relatively movable parts – Brush seal
Patent
1997-10-02
1999-10-05
Knight, Anthony
Seal for a joint or juncture
Seal between relatively movable parts
Brush seal
F01D 1102, F16J 1544
Patent
active
059611251
ABSTRACT:
A brush seal which, among other applications, may be used for sealing a steam leakage gap between the shrouded free end of steam-turbine buckets (blades) of a steam-turbine rotor and a circumferentially surrounding steam-turbine stator. In a first embodiment, the brush seal includes first and second bristle packets having, respectively, first and second bristles, wherein the second bristles are more abrasive than the first bristles. In a second embodiment, the brush seal includes a bristle packet having bristles which are more abrasive proximate their free ends than not proximate their free ends.
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Bagepalli Bharat Sampathkumar
Cromer Robert Harold
Lee Minyoung
Turnquist Norman Arnold
Wolfe Christopher Edward
Erickson Douglas E.
General Electric Company
Grafel Gary
Knight Anthony
Snyder Marvin
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