Tandem fan stage for gas turbine engines

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Specific blade structure – Apertured or permeable

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416201R, 415181, 415DIG1, F04D 2938

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ABSTRACT:
A fan rotor assembly having decreased susceptibility to vibratory damage is disclosed. In one embodiment described the rotor assembly includes a plurality of principal fan blades 22 and a plurality of secondary fan blades 36 associated therewith. The secondary blades are coextensive with the principal fan blades over the inner portion of the principal blade span.

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