Output stage for an axial-flow turbine

Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Working fluid passage or distributing means associated with... – Plural distributing means immediately upstream of runner

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415185, 4152082, 4152101, F01D 102

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060992484

ABSTRACT:
An output stage of an axial-turbine having a high channel divergence has a row of curved vanes and a row of narrowed twisted blades. The curved vanes include, in an axial direction, a positive sweep at their rotor-side end, head and a negative sweep at their stator-side end, with respect to a run of the rotor-side channel boundary. In an area of a stator-side channel boundary a negative sweepback predominates, so that between the curved vanes and the twisted blades an axial diffuser that steadily widens toward the stator-side channel boundary is formed. As a result, an increasing delay of an axial component of a flow agent can occur. The negative sweep at the stator-side end is formed such that at least one of a vane trailing edge and a vane leading edge is directed substantially perpendicularly to the stator-side channel boundary.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4470755 (1984-09-01), Bessay
patent: 4826400 (1989-05-01), Gregory
patent: 5249922 (1993-10-01), Sato et al.

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