Turbine housing with wall cladding
A technology for turbine casings and baseboards, applied in mechanical equipment, engine components, machines/engines, etc., can solve the problems of unsealed joint area, uneven temperature distribution stress, uneven wall thickness of shell parts, etc. Achieving reduced temperature gradients, easy availability, and low cost
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[0019] figure 1 A three-dimensional sectional view of a turbine housing according to the invention is shown. The turbine housing 1 comprises a turbine housing lower part 2 and a turbine housing upper part 3 . The two turbine housing parts 2 , 3 engage with each other in the assembled state. In this case, the joints 4 are respectively formed on the joint surfaces. In order that fluid cannot flow from the inside of the turbine housing 1 to the outside, the joint 4 must be closed as tightly as possible. For this purpose, the lower part 2 of the turbine housing and the upper part 3 of the turbine housing are firmly screwed together. For a good screwing of the two turbine housings 2 and 3 , the two turbine housing parts each have a joining flange 5 , 6 . Engagement bolt 11 (in figure 1 (not visible in ) are arranged in the joint flanges 5,6. The turbine housing 1 is sealed by screwing the two turbine housing parts 2 , 3 . On the inner side of the outer housing, webs 12 for r...
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