Transition element between components of a flue-gas duct of a ga

Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Including heat insulation or exchange means – Working fluid on at least one side of heat exchange wall

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415176, 415134, 4152141, 415220, F01D 2508

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ABSTRACT:
A transition element between components of a flue-gas duct of a gas turbine includes a first heat-insulation element for reducing material stresses between the components during operation of the gas turbine. The thickness of the heat-insulation element varies as a function of a spatial variable along the flue-gas duct, to set a prescribed temperature profile in a transition region. A second heat-insulation element is provided for permitting a transition from an internally insulated component to an externally insulated component. The thickness of the second heat-insulation element varies in the opposite direction to the thickness of the first heat-insulation element.

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