Stator member with segmented inner ring for turbine
A technology for inner rings and turbines, applied to stators, engine components, mechanical equipment, etc., can solve problems such as thermal expansion, and achieve the effect of reducing blade tip loss
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[0051] figure 1 A schematic diagram is shown of a metal ring 10 formed as a ring in the region of an individual sub-element 20 (also referred to as a sub-segment) as part of the stator. In this context, this outer ring 10 can be segmented 11 one or more times in order to better integrate the sub-elements 20 assembled into a ring. The outer rings 10 connected together are also not excluded per se. However, this requires care to ensure that the subsection 20 fits when the last subsection is inserted. In principle, the outer ring 10 consists of a metallic material, while the partial segment 20 consists at least partially of a ceramic material. The outer rings 10 may be configured in the axial direction of the stator such that they are only in operative connection with the rotor blade rows.
[0052] When just installed, the compressive stresses of the sub-segments relative to each other are preferably limited to a maximum of 50 MPa, which on the one hand results in a perfect fi...
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