Turbine shaft having inserted disks

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Multiple axially spaced working members

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416244A, 403375, F01D 530

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040294374

ABSTRACT:
The invention concerns a turbine shaft having stepped bearings on which ds are shrunk on. It is characterized in that the connecting surface between two successive bearings consists of two conical portions separated by a cylindrical portion and toroidal connecting portions between the cylindrical portion and the conical portions. The invention reduces the concentrations of stresses and applies more particularly to elastic fluid turbine shafts.

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