Unitized high temperature probes

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1986-07-03

1988-03-29

Yasich, Daniel M.

Thermal measuring and testing

Temperature measurement

Combined with diverse art device

244 53R, 415118, G01K 116, G01K 1312

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047339756

ABSTRACT:
A unitized static sensor probe 20 for a gas turbine engine 10, machined from a single piece of raw material. The probe preferably has integral kiel cups 26 that form a part of the probe airfoil. The probe is manufactured by electrical discharge machining, and is shaped with an airfoil (53, 70) that minimizes disruption of the engine airstream. Integral air seal platforms 56, 58 and a mounting plate 54 are also provided.

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