Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Including means for handling working fluid leakage – Leakage through seal between runner or shaft and static part
Patent
1985-05-31
1987-03-10
Garrett, Robert E.
Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps
Including means for handling working fluid leakage
Leakage through seal between runner or shaft and static part
415115, 415121A, F01D 2532
Patent
active
046487930
ABSTRACT:
In a steam turbine having a wheel secured to a rotatable shaft by a key and cooperating keyway, a passageway provides steam flow communication between an axial end of the keyway and a first location on an axial end of the wheel. A channel provides steam flow communication between the other axial end of the keyway and a second location on the axial end of the wheel. The first and second location are preferably diametrically opposed. Steam may be directed to enter the passageway at the first location, flow along the keyway and channel and exit at the second location, thereby ventilating the key and keyway.
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Garrett Robert E.
General Electric Company
Kwon John
Squillaro Jerome C.
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