Rotor blade with integral platform and a fillet cooling passage

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – With heating – cooling or thermal insulation means – Changing state mass within or fluid flow through working...

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416 97R, F01D 504

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053402782

ABSTRACT:
A rotor blade having an integral platform with a cooled fillet is disclosed. Various construction details are developed which provide a cooling hole extending in proximity of the fillet to convectively cool the fillet. In a particular embodiment, a rotor blade having a integral platform and fillet includes a cooling hole extending between an internal cooling passage and a damper cavity. The cooling hole has a streamwise axis oriented in the direction to a line tangent to a midpoint of the fillet. The cooling hole directs a flow of cooling fluid radially inward and laterally outward, the cooling fluid flowing in proximity to the fillet to provide convective cooling.

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