Stator vane with variable setting of a turbomachine
A technology for turbines and stationary blades, applied to mechanical equipment, engine components, non-variable displacement pumps, etc., can solve problems such as disc and/or bushing wear
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[0016] FIG. 3 shows the portion of the vanes themselves close to the shaft 14 . The disc 13 is viewed in perspective from above. According to one embodiment of the invention, the surface of the disc facing the housing 3 has been machined so as to make a cavity 22A in the second zone 22 which is not affected by the force F applied to the wing 12. The effect of the induced stress. Here, cavity 22A is processed by a method known per se. The bottom of the cavity is flat; if the processing head is spherical, the bottom of the cavity can also be curved. Other shapes than those shown are also possible. Furthermore, in addition to machining, cavities can also be formed by casting, forging or powder metallurgy. Preferably, the cavity continues an arc of circle, for example 60-120 degrees, advantageously corresponding to the arc facing the zone of intense friction. The role of the cavity is to reduce the weight of the blade without degrading its mechanical properties. Therefore, t...
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