Ceramic-coated high-temperature alloy stator blade
A superalloy and static blade technology, applied in the field of ceramic-coated superalloy blades, can solve the problem that the thickness of the coating can only reach dozens of μm level, etc., to achieve superior cooling effect, improve turbine inlet temperature, and prolong service life. Effect
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Embodiment 1
[0028] In this example, see Figure 3 ~ Figure 7, a ceramic-covered superalloy static blade, comprising a superalloy body 1, a ceramic composite material transition layer 3 and a ceramic layer 4 are sequentially bonded on the surface of the superalloy body 1, so that the ceramic composite material transition layer 3 is positioned on the superalloy body 1 Between the ceramic layer 4 and the intermediate material layer for buffering, energy conduction and force transmission functions, the superalloy body 1, the ceramic composite material transition layer 3 and the ceramic layer 4 form an integrated composite material stator blade, and the integrated composite material The superalloy cooling pipe network 2 is set in the stationary blade, and the superalloy cooling pipe network 2 passes through the superalloy body 1, the ceramic composite material transition layer 3 and the ceramic layer 4 to form a heat flow transmission channel; the superalloy body 1 has a cast The hollow protru...
Embodiment 2
[0044] This embodiment is basically the same as Embodiment 1, especially in that:
[0045] In this embodiment, corresponding hollow protrusions 6 are cast at the positions on the surface of the superalloy body 1 corresponding to the cooling holes 5 in the ceramic layer 4 , forming a cross-shaped cooling channel. The layout of the superalloy cooling pipe network 2 fully considers the distribution of blade cooling, and the position where the pipes are distributed is the position where the outermost ceramic layer is drilled with cooling holes to form a complete cooling system.
Embodiment 3
[0047] This embodiment is basically the same as the previous embodiment, and the special features are:
[0048] In this embodiment, in this embodiment, see Figure 3 ~ Figure 7 , the superalloy blank 1 and the superalloy cooling pipe network 2 are structurally formed by 3D printing, and 3D printing can realize rapid manufacturing of complex spatial structures. In this embodiment, the connection between the superalloy blank body 1 and the superalloy cooling pipe network 2 is not limited to welding, but an integral cooling cavity is formed by additive manufacturing method, and the internal stress is eliminated by the heat treatment process at the same time. It can meet the diverse manufacturing needs of different ceramic-covered superalloy stator blades.
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