Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – With passage in blade – vane – shaft or rotary distributor...
Patent
1998-11-23
2000-07-04
Ryznic, John E.
Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps
With passage in blade, vane, shaft or rotary distributor...
415180, F01D 514, F03B 1100, F04D 2958
Patent
active
060829621
ABSTRACT:
A turbine shaft includes an inflow region for fluid, in particular steam, and at least two recesses spaced apart axially from one another and from the inflow region, for receiving at least one turbine blade in each case. A cavity in the turbine shaft is associated with the inflow region and is connected to a feed line and a discharge line for fluid for cooling the turbine shaft. A steam turbine and a method for cooling an inflow region of a turbine shaft disposed in a steam turbine, are also described.
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Drosdziok Armin
Muhle Ernst-Erich
Remberg Axel
Greenberg Laurence A.
Lerner Herbert L.
Ryznic John E.
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
Stemer Werner H.
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