Variable-geometry turbine with adjustable static blade self-air-entraining and air-injection structures
A technology of variable geometry turbines and vanes applied to turbines. It can solve the problems of ineffective feedback of gap height changes, thermal inertia, complex structure layout, etc., and achieve good characteristics of variable working conditions, reduce gap leakage, and reduce sensitivity.
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[0021] The present invention is described in more detail below in conjunction with accompanying drawing example:
[0022] combine Figure 1-7 , the present invention is made up of hub 1, adjustable stationary vane 4 and casing 9, adjustable stationary vane 4 comprises blade leading edge line 5, trailing edge line 6, upper end surface 7 and lower end surface 3, the upper end surface of adjustable stationary vane The end face 7 and the lower end face 3 are provided with an upper rotating shaft 8 and a lower rotating shaft 2 respectively, the upper rotating shaft 8 is embedded in the casing 9, the lower rotating shaft 2 is embedded in the hub 1, and the axes of the upper and lower rotating shafts rotate at the same On the axis to facilitate the rotation of the adjustable vane, and the shaft diameter of the upper rotating shaft 8 is larger than that of the lower rotating shaft 2, the lower rotating shaft 2 only serves as a positioning function, between the casing 9 and the upper e...
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