Ships – Building – Antifriction surfaces
Patent
1979-02-27
1980-10-21
Basinger, Sherman D.
Ships
Building
Antifriction surfaces
180118, 415 48, 415115, 415211, 415DIG1, B63B 138, F03B 318, F04D 2968
Patent
active
042287537
ABSTRACT:
An arrangement for controlling the apparent curvature of diffuser vanes of turbine fan to reduce stalling of the vanes and increase efficiency of the fan output over a wider range of flow demand. Sensors responsive to pressure on opposite sides of the vanes selectively control the discharge of pressurized fluid from the diffuser vanes to effect their apparent curvature changes. The arrangement has particular use in a ride control system for surface effect ships.
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Davis Sydney
Durkin John M.
Basinger Sherman D.
Sciascia R. S.
Sheinbein Sol
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
Walden K. E.
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