Integrated turbine sealing air and active clearance control...

Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – With control means responsive to non-cyclic condition... – Casing – runner – or shaft position or extent of motion...

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C415S116000, C415S173100

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11273074

ABSTRACT:
An active clearance control system is provided that uses compressor extraction air to manipulate blade tip clearance in an industrial gas turbine and compressor. A stream of air is taken from a cooling and sealing air circuit and redirected to be used for active clearance control. The spent clearance control air is re-introduced into the hot gas path of the gas turbine for cooling and sealing purposes.

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