Rotor insert assembly and method of retrofitting
A technology for inserting components and inserts, which is applied to the support elements of blades, engine elements, high-efficiency propulsion technology, etc., and can solve the problem of high repair costs for rotors and brush seals
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[0012] Referring now to the accompanying drawings, figure 1 A rotary machine is shown schematically (only a part is shown in this figure), wherein the rotary machine comprises a rotor 110, eg a turbine rotor, and a housing 120, eg a turbine housing. For example, rotor 110 is typically, but is not limited to, configured as a one-piece rotor or as two or more longitudinally connected rotor sections. The housing 120 is typically configured as an integral housing or as several longitudinally connected housing segments, but is not limited thereto. The term "rotor" as used herein includes shafts, disks, wheels and the like. The rotor 110 has a generally longitudinally extending shaft, and the housing 120 is generally coaxially aligned with the shaft. The housing 120 surrounds the rotor 110 in the circumferential direction and is spaced apart from the rotor 110 in the radial direction. Furthermore, the rotary machine includes an insert assembly 100 that thermally insulates the fri...
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