A Turbine Blade Using Chordally Rotating Cooling Channels
A technology of turbine blades and cooling passages, which is applied in the direction of blade support elements, machines/engines, mechanical equipment, etc., can solve the problems of small heat exchange area, low cooling effect, and short flow distance of cold air and trailing edges, and avoid The effect of the temperature rising too high, improving the cooling effect, increasing the ability of the heat
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[0027] A turbine blade using a chord-direction rotary cooling channel is mainly composed of an air collecting cavity 5, a rotary cavity 6, and an exhaust cavity 7, such as figure 2 shown.
[0028] The hollow turbine blade 1 with a chord length L=40 mm is provided with an inner cavity cold air passage 2 for low-temperature cooling gas to flow inside the blade to cool the blade. The air collection chamber 5 guides the cold air from the blade root into the interior of the blade, flows downstream into the swivel chamber 6, and the length of the swirl chamber is L 1 = 6mm. The cold air makes two 180° turns in the cavity along the chord direction from the blade back to the blade pot. The cavity is composed of an L-shaped partition wall 10 on the side of the basin, an L-shaped partition wall 11 on the back side, and circular spoiler columns 8 staggeredly combined. The short side of the basin side L-shaped partition wall 10 is vertically connected with the leaf basin, and its leng...
Embodiment 2
[0030] A turbine blade using a chord-direction rotary cooling channel is mainly composed of an air collecting cavity 5, a rotary cavity 6, and an exhaust cavity 7, such as Figure 4 shown
[0031] The hollow turbine blade 1 with a chord length L=40 mm is provided with an inner cavity cold air passage 2 for low-temperature cooling gas to flow inside the blade to cool the blade. The air collection chamber 5 guides the cold air from the root of the blade into the interior of the blade, flows downstream and enters the rotary chamber, and its length is L 1 = 6mm. The cold air makes two 180° turns along the chord direction from the blade pot to the blade back in the cavity. The cavity is composed of an L-shaped partition wall 10 on the side of the basin, an L-shaped partition wall 11 on the back side, and circular spoiler columns 8 staggeredly combined. The short side of the basin side L-shaped partition wall 10 is vertically connected with the leaf basin, and its length l 1 = 2...
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[0033] As shown in Fig. 5(a), a turbine blade with chordwise rotating cooling channels is used on both the leading edge and the trailing edge. The structure of the leading edge of the blade is similar to that of the trailing edge, and is also composed of an air collecting chamber 5, a rotary chamber 6 and an exhaust chamber 7. The front exhaust cavity is composed of an L-shaped partition wall 23 on the side of the front edge basin, an L-shaped partition wall 24 on the back side of the front edge, and circular spoiler columns 8 staggeredly combined. The short side of the L-shaped partition wall 23 on the side of the front edge basin is vertically connected to the leaf basin, and the short side of the L-shaped partition wall 24 on the back side of the front edge is vertically connected to the leaf back. The cold air makes two 180° turns along the chord direction from the back of the blade to the blade pot in the leading edge and then is discharged from the air film hole on the l...
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