Arrangement of cooling channels in a turbine blade
A technology for turbine blades and cooling passages, applied in the direction of blade support components, mechanical equipment, engine components, etc., to achieve the effect of loss reduction
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[0031] At the bottom is the blade root 2 by means of which the turbine blade is attached to the rotor. Leading edge 3 is shown on the left. The leading edge 3 is the area that first encounters the gas mixture driving the turbine blades. The blade airfoil tip 4 is shown at the top. The trailing edge 5 is arranged on the right. Turbine blades are not flat, but curved. In this case, the leading edge 3 and the trailing edge 5 can be straight, but also curved. In contrast, the blade root 2 and the blade airfoil tip are always curved, like the rest of the blade area. The curvature is attributed to the aerodynamic shape of the turbine blade.
[0032] The turbine blade has a front wall (not shown) extending from a leading edge to a trailing edge, and a rear wall extending a distance from the front wall and leading again from the trailing edge to the leading edge. In general, the distance between the front and rear walls is very small in the area of the leading edge 3 and trail...
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