US20090252612A1 - Blade and gas turbine - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F01—MACHINES OR ENGINES IN GENERAL; ENGINE PLANTS IN GENERAL; STEAM ENGINES
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- the invention relates to a blade for use in turbomachines, having a blade root, a platform region and a main blade part, which main blade part has a blade length from a blade leading edge to a blade trailing edge and a blade height from the platform region to a main blade part tip, and which is formed from at least one base body segment and, in the region of at least one of the two blade edges, from at least one edge segment which is connected in a positively locking manner to the base body segment.
- a corresponding turbine blade of modular construction is known from U.S. Pat. No. 4,786,234.
- the main blade part disclosed in that document is composed of a plurality of components or segments. In this case, the different segments are divided over the blade height.
- U.S. Pat. No. 4,786,234 shows a main blade part which is divided in the direction of the blade length, with in particular the leading edge and the trailing edge of the main blade part being designed as separate, radially movable components.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of providing an alternative, simplified design of a modular blade while at the same time increasing the service life.
- a further object of the invention is to provide a turbomachine with reduced maintenance and production costs.
- the positively locking connection is produced by means of projections which are formed integrally on one of the segments and are spaced apart from one another in the direction of the blade height, with the other segment at least partially arranged projecting in between the projections.
- the edge segment can be exchanged without having to dismantle the blade, which shortens the repair time.
- the modular structure allows the blade edges of the main blade part, which are subject to higher stresses and are accordingly more vulnerable, to be selectively exchanged. This increases the service life of the base body segment, which is subject to less wear.
- the exchangeable regions can be deliberately matched to the mechanical and thermal demands, which leads to cost savings.
- the segmentation allows production of standard segments for the individual blade sizes, with the result that, based on use and wear, the costs can be reduced further by standardization. It is in this context advantageous if the segments have different dimensions, so that the regions of the individual wear levels can be optimally combined.
- the connection can be effected by a press fit, soldering, welding, adhesive bonding or pinned connections. In this context, it is advantageous for the segment connecting surfaces to be oriented horizontally and/or vertically.
- a particularly effective connection can be achieved if the base body segment and the edge segment each have a plurality of projections with recesses between them. Then, the projections arranged on one of the two segments can project in a positively locking manner into the opposite recesses in the other segment, forming positively locking toothing. This allows secure attachment of the blade edges in particular in the case of rotor blades, since the centrifugal forces acting on the edge segments in the radial direction during operation can be compensated for by a segment connecting surface of the base body segment running transversely with respect thereto.
- a holding pin which runs in the direction of the blade edge secures the segments against relative movements by virtue of this holding pin penetrating transversely through the projections of both segments.
- the toothed arrangement of the projections results in overlapping, intermeshing regions through which an aligned bore, in which the holding pin is fitted, can extend.
- a further advantageous configuration provides for the segments which form the main blade part to be made from different materials. This is advantageous since there are regions which are subject to higher mechanical stress and regions which are subject to higher thermal stresses, with the result that the main blade part can be optimally matched in its segmented structure to the individual wear conditions by virtue of the different materials.
- some of the segments may be made from a particularly thermally conductive material, and others may be made from a material which is resistant to high temperatures.
- Suitable materials in this context are ceramic material, metals, metal alloys and plastics materials.
- further teaching of the invention provides for the segments to be coated. This allows the properties of the segments to be deliberately influenced further.
- the segments may have cavities. These cavities may in this case be filled with a material which is different from the segment material. This material may, for example, be foams. It is in this way possible to deliberately influence strength properties of the segments.
- the blade prefferably be designed as a guide vane or as a rotor blade. It is particularly advantageous for a blade of this type to be used in a gas turbine.
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a blade according to the invention with a trailing edge segment
- FIG. 2 diagrammatically depicts a partial sectional view of a blade according to the invention with a trailing edge segment
- FIG. 3 shows a diagrammatic side view of a blade with an alternative trailing edge segment
- FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of a blade according to the invention with a leading edge segment
- FIG. 5 shows a diagrammatic partial sectional view of a blade according to the invention with a leading edge segment.
- Turbomachines use blade stages, which comprise adjacent rotor blades and guide vanes, to convert flow energy into rotary energy and vice versa.
- the guide vanes are arranged on the machine housing, while the rotor blades are directly connected to the rotor.
- FIGS. 1 to 3 A blade 1 according to the invention with a segmented trailing edge is illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 3 .
- the blade 1 itself has a platform 2 a and a main blade part 3 with a blade leading edge 4 and a blade trailing edge 5 .
- a second platform 2 b which is formed integrally at the upper end 5 a of the main blade part 3 , is illustrated by dashed lines.
- the main blade part 3 is composed of a base body segment 3 b and a trailing edge segment 3 c.
- the base body segment 3 b has a plurality of cavities 6 which, given sufficient strength, are used to reduce the blade mass in order to lower the mechanical and thermal stresses in operation.
- One or more cavities 6 may be filled with a foam in order to increase the strength of the main blade part 3 .
- the trailing edge segment 3 c has projections 7 which are spaced apart over the blade height H and engage in a positively locking manner in recesses 8 arranged opposite them in the base body segment 3 b, so that the two segments 3 b, 3 c are in a positively locking toothed engagement.
- the projections 7 and the recesses 8 extend over only part of the blade height.
- a permanent connection can be produced by a press fit or, after assembly, by soldering or welding.
- This arrangement may also be suitable for rotor blades, since a segment connecting surface 11 which is oriented transversely with respect to the centrifugal force is present for the mountable trailing edge segment 3 c and serves as a counterpoint to the centrifugal forces acting on the trailing edge segment 3 c in operation.
- FIG. 2 illustrates a pinned connection between the trailing edge segment 3 c and the base body segment 3 b in partial section.
- the base body segment 3 b there are recesses 8 which lie opposite the further recesses 9 arranged in the trailing edge segment 3 c, with a pin-like holding segment 10 projecting into each of them.
- the holding segments 10 are inserted into the trailing edge segment 3 c, for example as a press fit, and are then secured to the base body segment 3 b in the same way by means of a displacement oriented transversely with respect to the blade trailing edge 5 .
- FIG. 3 shows a guide vane of alternative configuration for a turbine with two platforms 2 a, 2 b, each arranged at the end of the main blade part 3 .
- a part of the main blade part 3 is designed as an exchangeable trailing edge segment 3 c at the blade trailing edge 5 .
- the base body segment 3 b of the blade 1 has a recess 8 between two projections 7 , in which the trailing edge segment 3 c is entirely inserted.
- the projections 7 and the trailing edge segment 3 c in order for the latter to be attached and/or secured, have a pin-like holding element 10 penetrating through them in the direction of the blade trailing edge 5 , which holding element can be introduced from the rear side of the platform 2 b and can then be welded to the platform 2 b.
- the platform 2 b in the region of the blade trailing edge 5 , can merge into the base body segment 3 b as projection 7 , so that a complex construction can be avoided in this transition region and, by way of example, there is no need for a sealing means.
- a construction of this type can also be used for highly stressed blade leading edges 4 of a blade 1 .
- FIGS. 4 and 5 Similar to FIGS. 1 and 2 , the segmented structure of the blade leading edge 4 with respect to the main blade part 3 is illustrated in FIGS. 4 and 5 .
- the connection between a leading edge segment 3 a and the base body segment 3 b is produced by means of toothing formed by projections 7 and recesses 8 in FIG. 4 and by means of a pinned connection with pin-like holding segments 10 in FIG. 5 .
- Dividing the blade into a number of components makes it possible to reduce the casting accuracy, which contributes to a drop in costs. Furthermore, when refurbishing the guide vane, it is possible to replace only the worn edge.
- the segments are formed from different materials with different strength and thermal conductivity properties, in order for the blade to be inexpensively matched to the local requirements.
Abstract
The invention relates to a turbomachine, in particular to a gas turbine and to a method for accelerating a temperature modification of a rotor shaft rotationally mounted in said turbomachine. The aim of said invention is to develop a device and a method for the turbomachine making it possible to reduce the size of a radial split of the turbomachine in order to obtain greater degree of efficiency. The inventive turbomachine comprises a rotor rotationally mounted in the case of the turbomachine, a feeding channel embodied in the rotor for introducing a fluid and an outlet channel embodied in the rotor for removing said fluid. An inlet orifice of the feeding channel is disposed further inside than the outlet orifice of the outlet channel, and means influencing a liquid flow is formed of an actuating device dependent on centrifugal force. Methods for cooling the rotor only by decelerating the gas turbine and for heating the turbomachine rotor by heating fluid flowing therethrough are also disclosed.
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- This application is the US National Stage of International Application No. PCT/EP2004/005753, filed May 27, 2004 and claims the benefit thereof. The International Application claims the benefits of European Patent application No. 03013857.2 EP filed Jun. 18, 2003, both of the applications are incorporated by reference herein in their entirety.
- The invention relates to a blade for use in turbomachines, having a blade root, a platform region and a main blade part, which main blade part has a blade length from a blade leading edge to a blade trailing edge and a blade height from the platform region to a main blade part tip, and which is formed from at least one base body segment and, in the region of at least one of the two blade edges, from at least one edge segment which is connected in a positively locking manner to the base body segment.
- A corresponding turbine blade of modular construction is known from U.S. Pat. No. 4,786,234. The main blade part disclosed in that document is composed of a plurality of components or segments. In this case, the different segments are divided over the blade height. In a variant, U.S. Pat. No. 4,786,234 shows a main blade part which is divided in the direction of the blade length, with in particular the leading edge and the trailing edge of the main blade part being designed as separate, radially movable components.
- To apply, for example, the latter embodiment of U.S. Pat. No. 4,786,234 to a guide vane with a base body segment and two cast-on platforms, at least one of the two platforms must have an opening through which the radially displaceable blade edge can be pushed onto the main blade part. In this case, special design measures, such as for example sealing measures in the transition region between main blade part and platform, are required, and these measures are disadvantageous for production and operation.
- The invention is therefore based on the object of providing an alternative, simplified design of a modular blade while at the same time increasing the service life. A further object of the invention is to provide a turbomachine with reduced maintenance and production costs.
- The object relating to the blade is achieved by the features of the claims. Advantageous configurations are given in the subclaims.
- As a solution, it is proposed that the positively locking connection is produced by means of projections which are formed integrally on one of the segments and are spaced apart from one another in the direction of the blade height, with the other segment at least partially arranged projecting in between the projections.
- This connection allows particularly simple fitting of the blade trailing edge and/or the blade leading edge, since the edge segments are formed such that they can be displaced transversely with respect to the blade edge. Therefore, with the blade according to the invention, the edge segment can be exchanged without having to dismantle the blade, which shortens the repair time. Furthermore, the modular structure allows the blade edges of the main blade part, which are subject to higher stresses and are accordingly more vulnerable, to be selectively exchanged. This increases the service life of the base body segment, which is subject to less wear. Furthermore, the exchangeable regions can be deliberately matched to the mechanical and thermal demands, which leads to cost savings.
- Furthermore, the segmentation allows production of standard segments for the individual blade sizes, with the result that, based on use and wear, the costs can be reduced further by standardization. It is in this context advantageous if the segments have different dimensions, so that the regions of the individual wear levels can be optimally combined. The connection can be effected by a press fit, soldering, welding, adhesive bonding or pinned connections. In this context, it is advantageous for the segment connecting surfaces to be oriented horizontally and/or vertically.
- In an advantageous configuration, a particularly effective connection can be achieved if the base body segment and the edge segment each have a plurality of projections with recesses between them. Then, the projections arranged on one of the two segments can project in a positively locking manner into the opposite recesses in the other segment, forming positively locking toothing. This allows secure attachment of the blade edges in particular in the case of rotor blades, since the centrifugal forces acting on the edge segments in the radial direction during operation can be compensated for by a segment connecting surface of the base body segment running transversely with respect thereto.
- According to a particularly advantageous configuration, a holding pin which runs in the direction of the blade edge secures the segments against relative movements by virtue of this holding pin penetrating transversely through the projections of both segments. The toothed arrangement of the projections results in overlapping, intermeshing regions through which an aligned bore, in which the holding pin is fitted, can extend.
- A further advantageous configuration provides for the segments which form the main blade part to be made from different materials. This is advantageous since there are regions which are subject to higher mechanical stress and regions which are subject to higher thermal stresses, with the result that the main blade part can be optimally matched in its segmented structure to the individual wear conditions by virtue of the different materials. According to further teaching of the invention, some of the segments may be made from a particularly thermally conductive material, and others may be made from a material which is resistant to high temperatures.
- Suitable materials in this context are ceramic material, metals, metal alloys and plastics materials. In addition, further teaching of the invention provides for the segments to be coated. This allows the properties of the segments to be deliberately influenced further.
- To reduce weight, the segments may have cavities. These cavities may in this case be filled with a material which is different from the segment material. This material may, for example, be foams. It is in this way possible to deliberately influence strength properties of the segments.
- It is expedient for the blade to be designed as a guide vane or as a rotor blade. It is particularly advantageous for a blade of this type to be used in a gas turbine.
- Further features and advantages of the invention will emerge from the following description of the associated drawing, which diagrammatically depicts an exemplary embodiment of a modular blade edge of a main blade part for a turbomachine. In the drawing:
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FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a blade according to the invention with a trailing edge segment, -
FIG. 2 diagrammatically depicts a partial sectional view of a blade according to the invention with a trailing edge segment, -
FIG. 3 shows a diagrammatic side view of a blade with an alternative trailing edge segment, -
FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of a blade according to the invention with a leading edge segment, and -
FIG. 5 shows a diagrammatic partial sectional view of a blade according to the invention with a leading edge segment. - Turbomachines use blade stages, which comprise adjacent rotor blades and guide vanes, to convert flow energy into rotary energy and vice versa. The guide vanes are arranged on the machine housing, while the rotor blades are directly connected to the rotor.
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blade 1 according to the invention with a segmented trailing edge is illustrated inFIGS. 1 to 3 . Theblade 1 itself has aplatform 2 a and amain blade part 3 with ablade leading edge 4 and ablade trailing edge 5. Asecond platform 2 b, which is formed integrally at theupper end 5 a of themain blade part 3, is illustrated by dashed lines. Themain blade part 3 is composed of abase body segment 3 b and atrailing edge segment 3 c. As can be seen at theupper end 5 a of themain blade part 3, thebase body segment 3 b has a plurality ofcavities 6 which, given sufficient strength, are used to reduce the blade mass in order to lower the mechanical and thermal stresses in operation. One ormore cavities 6 may be filled with a foam in order to increase the strength of themain blade part 3. - In the region of the
blade trailing edge 5, the trailingedge segment 3 c hasprojections 7 which are spaced apart over the blade height H and engage in a positively locking manner inrecesses 8 arranged opposite them in thebase body segment 3 b, so that the twosegments projections 7 and therecesses 8 extend over only part of the blade height. A permanent connection can be produced by a press fit or, after assembly, by soldering or welding. This arrangement may also be suitable for rotor blades, since asegment connecting surface 11 which is oriented transversely with respect to the centrifugal force is present for the mountable trailingedge segment 3 c and serves as a counterpoint to the centrifugal forces acting on the trailingedge segment 3 c in operation. -
FIG. 2 illustrates a pinned connection between the trailingedge segment 3 c and thebase body segment 3 b in partial section. In thebase body segment 3 b there arerecesses 8 which lie opposite thefurther recesses 9 arranged in the trailingedge segment 3 c, with a pin-like holding segment 10 projecting into each of them. For assembly, the holdingsegments 10 are inserted into the trailingedge segment 3 c, for example as a press fit, and are then secured to thebase body segment 3 b in the same way by means of a displacement oriented transversely with respect to theblade trailing edge 5. -
FIG. 3 shows a guide vane of alternative configuration for a turbine with twoplatforms main blade part 3. A part of themain blade part 3 is designed as an exchangeabletrailing edge segment 3 c at theblade trailing edge 5. Thebase body segment 3 b of theblade 1 has arecess 8 between twoprojections 7, in which the trailingedge segment 3 c is entirely inserted. Theprojections 7 and the trailingedge segment 3 c, in order for the latter to be attached and/or secured, have a pin-like holding element 10 penetrating through them in the direction of theblade trailing edge 5, which holding element can be introduced from the rear side of theplatform 2 b and can then be welded to theplatform 2 b. As a result, theplatform 2 b, in the region of theblade trailing edge 5, can merge into thebase body segment 3 b asprojection 7, so that a complex construction can be avoided in this transition region and, by way of example, there is no need for a sealing means. Of course, a construction of this type can also be used for highly stressedblade leading edges 4 of ablade 1. Furthermore, it is possible for both blade edges 12 of theblade 1 to be simultaneously segmented in form. - Similar to
FIGS. 1 and 2 , the segmented structure of theblade leading edge 4 with respect to themain blade part 3 is illustrated inFIGS. 4 and 5 . In this case, the connection between a leading edge segment 3 a and thebase body segment 3 b is produced by means of toothing formed byprojections 7 and recesses 8 inFIG. 4 and by means of a pinned connection with pin-like holding segments 10 inFIG. 5 . - Dividing the blade into a number of components makes it possible to reduce the casting accuracy, which contributes to a drop in costs. Furthermore, when refurbishing the guide vane, it is possible to replace only the worn edge.
- It is particularly advantageous for the segments to be formed from different materials with different strength and thermal conductivity properties, in order for the blade to be inexpensively matched to the local requirements.
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15. A blade for use in a turbomachine, comprising:
a blade root;
a platform region; and
a main blade part having a blade length from a blade leading edge to a blade trailing edge and a blade height from the platform region to a main blade part tip and that is formed from at least one base body segment and in the region of at least one of two blade edges and from at least one edge segment that is connected in a positively locking manner to the base body segment,
wherein in that the positively locking connection is produced by means of projections which are formed integrally on one of the segments and are spaced apart from one another in the direction of the blade height, with the other segment at least partially arranged projecting in between the projections.
16. The blade as claimed in claim 15 , wherein the base body segment and the edge segment each have a plurality of projections with recesses between the projections and in that the projections arranged on one of the two segments project in a positively locking manner into the opposite recesses in the other segment forming positively locking toothing.
17. The blade as claimed in claim 15 , wherein a pin-like holding element that extends in the direction of the blade edge secures the segments against relative movements by the holding element penetrating transversely through the projections of both segments.
18. The blade as claimed in claim 15 , wherein the segments are made from different materials.
19. The blade as claimed in claim 15 , wherein at least one segment is made from a particularly thermally conductive material.
20. The blade as claimed in claim 15 , wherein at least one segment is made from a material which is resistant to high temperatures.
21. The blade as claimed in claim 15 , wherein at least one segment is made from a ceramic material.
22. The blade as claimed in claim 15 , wherein at least one segment is made from a metal and/or a metal alloy.
23. The blade as claimed in claim 15 , wherein at least one segment is made from a plastic material.
24. The blade as claimed in claim 15 , wherein the segments are coated.
25. The blade as claimed in claim 15 , wherein at least one segment has a cavity.
26. The blade as claimed in claim 25 , wherein the cavity is filled with a material that is different from the segment material.
27. The blade as claimed in claim 15 , wherein the blade is designed as a guide vane or as a rotor blade.
28. A gas turbine, comprising:
a compressor element;
a combustion element;
a turbine element,
wherein the turbine element has a plurality of blades, the blades comprising;
a blade root,
a platform region, and
a main blade part having a blade length from a blade leading edge to a blade trailing edge and a blade height from the platform region to a main blade part tip and that is formed from at least one base body segment and in the region of at least one of two blade edges and from at least one edge segment that is connected in a positively locking manner to the base body segment,
wherein in that the positively locking connection is produced by means of projections which are formed integrally on one of the segments and are spaced apart from one another in the direction of the blade height, with the other segment at least partially arranged projecting in between the projections.
29. The gas turbine as claimed in claim 28 , wherein the blades have at least one segment that has a cavity.
30. The gas turbine as claimed in claim 29 , wherein the cavity is filled with a material that is different from the segment material.
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