Gas turbine blade with chamber for circulation of cooling fluid

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – With heating – cooling or thermal insulation means – Changing state mass within or fluid flow through working...

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416213R, 416229A, 416233, F01D 508

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045070512

ABSTRACT:
A gas turbine blade in which are provided inter alia two chambers for the circulation of cooling fluid, lying in proximity to the leading and trailing edges of the blade respectively, two conduits disposed respectively between the first chamber and the leading edge and between the second chamber and the trailing edge, and apertures connecting each conduit to the chamber nearest to it. The blade is produced by diffusion-brazing two half-blades together. The chambers are formed in part in one, and in part in the other, half blade. In order to produce the conduits and apertures by means of grooves engraved in the facing surface of the two half blades, the interface of the two half-blades divides said conduits and apertures in two.

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