Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Including thermal expansion joint – Resilient
Patent
1999-04-27
2000-09-05
Verdier, Christopher
Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps
Including thermal expansion joint
Resilient
415136, 415138, 415139, 4151731, 4151733, 415200, F01D 1108
Patent
active
061133493
ABSTRACT:
A turbine assembly having a turbine stator, a ceramic inner shroud, and a first spring. The stator has a longitudinal axis and an outer shroud block with opposing and longitudinally outward facing first and second sides. The first side has a longitudinally outward projecting first ledge and has a first side portion located radially outward of the first ledge. The ceramic inner shroud has a first hook portion longitudinally and radially surrounding the first ledge. The first spring is attached to one of the first side portion and the first hook portion and unattachedly and resiliently contacts the other of the first side portion and the first hook portion.
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Bagepalli Bharat Sampathkumaran
Corman Gregory Scot
Dean Anthony John
DiMascio Paul Stephen
Mirdamadi Massoud
General Electric Company
Snyder Marvine
Stoner Douglas E.
Verdier Christopher
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