Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Including thermal expansion joint – Radially sliding
Patent
1987-04-15
1988-11-08
Garrett, Robert E.
Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps
Including thermal expansion joint
Radially sliding
415219R, F01D 2526
Patent
active
047831910
ABSTRACT:
A nozzle chamber assembly comprising an upper nozzle chamber resting on a lower nozzle chamber wherein the nozzle chambers are neither bolted nor pinned at their horizontal juncture but are held together by gravitational and pressure forces. A removable bolt which passes through the upper portion of the inner cylinder during assembly of the turbine and threads into the upper portion of the nozzle chamber to fasten the upper nozzle chamber in the upper portion of the inner cylinder during assembly and is removable once the inner cylinder is assembled. The inlet nozzles for the turbine and nozzle chambers are slidably received and sealed in a common bore which extends through the inner cylinder.
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Chang George W. Y.
Halberg Walter
Parker David M.
Baehr, Jr. F. J.
Garrett Robert E.
Pitko Joseph M.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
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