Turbine rotor apparatus and system
A technology for turbines and turbine blades, applied in mechanical equipment, engine components, machines/engines, etc., to solve problems such as prolonging the start-up process of turbines, controlling damage to clearance, etc.
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[0010] One embodiment of the invention provides a segmented rotor for a turbomachine comprising welded together sections which may comprise more than one turbine blade row of turbine blades. The segmented rotor may include one or more rings combined with one or more disks and include a generally hollow interior to reduce the weight and thermal mass of the segmented rotor compared to current rotor designs.
[0011] see now figure 1 , a schematic diagram of one embodiment of a turbine 20 is shown that utilizes a plurality of turbine blades in operative communication with a rotor 24 to convert thermal and kinetic energy into mechanical energy by virtue of the rotation of the rotor 24 relative to the outer frame 26 . The turbine 20 may be a gas turbine that converts thermal and kinetic energy generated by the expansion of the combustion gases 12 to provide mechanical energy to propel a vehicle such as an airplane, ship, or train, to generate electricity, or to provide utility Me...
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