Control mechanism for variably settable vanes of a flow straight

Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Selectively adjustable vane or working fluid control means – Runner – shaft – or separate motor operated

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415160, F01D 1716, F04D 2956

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047738219

ABSTRACT:
The connection between the actuating link of each variably settable vane of a compressor flow straightener in a turbine plant and the control ring for the vanes comprises a cylindrical roller rotatably mounted in a bore in the ring parallel to the axis of the compressor, the roller having a radial bore registering with a radial opening in the ring and housing the shaft of the link as a rotary and sliding fit. This arrangement prevents any torsional strain on the link during operation, and is found to be substantially simpler and more reliable than the known arrangements.

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