Device for axially retaining blades on a turbomachine rotor...

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Specific working member mount – Turbo machine

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C416S22000A, C416S221000, C416S24400R

Reexamination Certificate

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07371050

ABSTRACT:
A device for axially retaining blades on a rotor disk of a turbomachine, includes an annulus which is mounted via a radially inner edge in an annular groove of the disk and which presses against the roots of the blades mounted in grooves in the periphery of the disk, and an annular lock received in the annular groove of the disk to prevent the annulus from turning, the annular lock being turnable in the annular groove between an annulus-locking position and a position for mounting and dismounting in the annular groove.

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