Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Multiple axially spaced working members
Patent
1993-06-28
1994-09-27
Look, Edward K.
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
Multiple axially spaced working members
F01D 506
Patent
active
053502787
ABSTRACT:
In an assembly of spaced rotor discs, mounted to rotate about a common axis, one or more discs are provided that are removably joined to the other discs but so joined, away from potential fatigue points in the disc webs. Thus a pair of discs have a spacer arm extending therebetween in contact therewith. Further, each disc of such pair, has a flange that extends between the discs toward the flange of the other disc, which flanges (and thus the discs) are removably bolted together at a junction removed from the disc webs for greater disc durability and lower replacement costs thereof. The so joined flanges and spacer arm (which is held in a piloted joint under compressive pre-load) define an annular cavity around a pair of the discs and thus redundant structural support therebetween.
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Collier Stanton E.
Erlich Jacob N.
Look Edward K.
Stover Thomas C.
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
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