Thermal mechanical fatigue test system for hollow air-cooled turbine blade

Abstract

The invention discloses a thermal mechanical fatigue test system for a hollow air-cooled turbine blade, which includes a loading subsystem, a heating subsystem, an air cooling subsystem, a water cooling subsystem and a controlling subsystem, wherein the loading subsystem vertically clamps the turbine blade; the heating subsystem is horizontally placed in the middle part of the loading subsystem for heating the turbine blade; the air cooling subsystem is horizontally arranged and connected with the loading subsystem through a pipeline; the water cooling subsystem is horizontally arranged and connected with the loading subsystem and the heating subsystem through the pipeline; and the controlling subsystem is arranged at the upper part of the heating subsystem and connected with the loading subsystem, the heating subsystem and the air cooling subsystem through a cable. The thermal mechanical fatigue test system is used for simulating the working stress field, the temperature field and the loading spectrum of the examination cross section of the hollow air-cooled turbine blade. The thermal mechanical fatigue test system satisfactorily overcomes the difficulty for simulating the working stress field, the temperature field and the loading spectrum of the examination cross section of the hollow air-cooled turbine blade, and provides the technical basis and the safety guarantee for the safe and reliable working of the aero engine.

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(1) Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a thermomechanical fatigue test system for an aeroengine turbine blade, in particular to a thermomechanical fatigue test system for a hollow air-cooled turbine blade, which is a test device capable of simulating the stress field, temperature field and load spectrum of a turbine blade assessment section , belongs to the field of aerospace engine technology. (2) Background technology [0002] The thermomechanical fatigue (TMF) failure of gas turbine blades is one of the most important failure types during the service of aero-engines, and it is the main factor affecting the service life of engine turbine blades. At present, most thermomechanical fatigue tests for nickel-based single crystal superalloys are based on standard specimens and blade approximate specimens. However, the actual turbine rotor blades must bear centrifugal force, aerodynamic force and other loads during the working process, resulting in stretching, torsi...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The turbine blade thermomechanical fatigue test system developed by Russia's Central Institute of Aviation Motors (CIAM) requires the use of fatigue testing machines that can provide tensile and torsional loads, while the current general fatigue testing machines can only provide uniaxial tensile loads; The test system does not include the air cooling subsystem and cannot simulate the cooling process of the hollow turbine blades

The A714D air-cooled turbine blade thermal/mechanical composite fatigue tester developed by Shenyang Engine Design

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