Process method for repairing gas turbine vanes by micro-arc deposition coating
A technology for gas turbine blades and a process method, which is applied in the field of gas turbine maintenance, can solve the problems of easy deformation, complex repair process and high cost, and achieves the effects of easy operation and simple process method.
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[0029] The gas delivery device of an oilfield uses MS5001PG gas turbine as the driving force. During the overhaul at the beginning of 2006, it was found that some blade tips of the first-stage turbine rotor blades (hollow structure) of the gas turbine were broken, and some blade blades had pits of different sizes. The surface coating of most blades peeled off locally. The material of the blade is GTD111 nickel-based superalloy, because it contains >8wt% (Al+Ti). Cracks during fusion welding, non-weldable materials, difficult to repair by laser cladding welding and argon arc welding. According to the analysis, the damage of the blades of this stage is caused by the impact of the external rotor. The test of micro-arc deposition coating IMR-N800 nickel-based superalloy on GTD 111 nickel-based superalloy block shows that there are no cracks on the base material, deposited layer and their bonding interface, which can be repaired by welding.
[0030] The repair process for cracks...
Embodiment 2
[0042]A coal coking plant uses a turboshaft gas turbine to generate electricity from the tail gas produced by the coal-coke reformer, which effectively solves the serious problem of air pollution caused by the venting of the tail gas, and at the same time obtains a higher net income for the plant. However, due to the high content of S, Cl, C and other impurities in the tail gas of coal-coke conversion (depending on the coal quality), the first-stage rotor blade (hollow structure, K403 nickel-based superalloy) of the gas turbine and the first-stage guide The blades (hollow structure, K403 nickel-based superalloy) have severe thermal corrosion, so that the crown of the moving blade and the piercing of the stationary blade will occur in less than 4000 hours of service. The high speed hits the second and third stage blades behind and destroys them, resulting in a shutdown. The micro-arc deposition coating process was used to repair the corroded first-stage moving blades and statio...
Embodiment 3
[0058] A power plant in Shenzhen adopts a gas turbine-steam turbine-cycle power generation system produced by GE. The main form of damage and failure of the gas turbine blade is that the blade tip of the first-stage turbine rotor blade wears and shortens, which reduces the power efficiency of the gas turbine. Because the interior of the first-stage moving blade is a labyrinth-shaped hollow air-cooled structure, and is made of high-temperature nickel-based superalloy, and the surface of the blade has an anti-oxidation coating, the price is expensive, and foreign imports are not only difficult to purchase, but also restricted. Using the micro-arc deposition coating process to repair the tip of the blade with Co-based alloy, it not only solves the urgent need, but also prolongs the service life of the blade and reduces the cost of overhaul exponentially.
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