Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – With heating – cooling or thermal insulation means
Patent
1982-09-16
1984-03-27
Marcus, Stephen
Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)
With heating, cooling or thermal insulation means
416193A, 416220R, 415115, F01D 508
Patent
active
044391072
ABSTRACT:
A turbine rotor assembly 10 for providing cooling air to a turbine blade 28 is disclosed. An annulus 24 is formed between the rotor disk 12 and a segmented sideplate 20 in which the segments have overlapping ends 22. A thin flexible metal strip 36 having overlapping ends 38 is disposed about the radially inward edge of the sideplate segments to seal the leakage flowpath between the overlapping ends 22 of the sideplate segments 20 as the sideplate segments expand and contract with the supporting disk 12.
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Kwon John
Marcus Stephen
United Technologies Corporation
Walker Robert C.
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