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Gas Turbine Gas Turbine
Description of Components General Design Features
common to both compressor and turbine, comprises three an intake shaft located in front of the compressor; rotor
casing sections between the compressor bearing housing removal does not require removal or dismantling of the
and the turbine bearing housing. intake shaft.
Compressor stationary blade carrier I, the casting which
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Fig. 1 Generic Illustration of an Annular Combustor Gas Turbine (does not reflect mechanical design details)
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Gas Turbine Gas Turbine
Description of Components General Design Features
The turbine bearing housing comprises a rigid, one- can be rotated 180° by using the rotor as a roll-out device
piece inner cylinder which supports the turbine bearing. and then lifted off.
Five radial struts link the hub directly to the outer casing. The final compressor stationary blade carriers and the
The exhaust gas flow is guided by the lining of the turbine turbine stationary blade carriers are supported by the outer
bearing housing, which is supported in such a way that casing so as to optimally allow for free thermal expansion
thermal expansion is accommodated. The exhaust casing of stationary and moving items. Centricity with the rotor is
connects the turbine stationary blade carrier to the exhaust set in the horizontal and vertical directions by means of
diffuser. The turbine bearing can be removed axially in the eccentric bolts. Axial displacement is accommodated by a
downstream direction. rotationally symmetric key and keyseat connection.
The annular gaps in the compressor section permit
Rotor blowing off a sufficient amount of air to permit stable
compressor operation at low speeds, particularly during
The rotor comprises a number of disks–each of which
startup and shutdown. Extraction of air at uniformly-spaced
carries one row of blades, two hollow shafts, and the
intervals around the circumference prevents excitation of
torque disks and is held together by one central tie bolt.
vibration in adjacent blade rows.
Hirth facial serrations mesh at the interfaces between
disks, hollow shafts, and torque disks. These serrations Three blowoff lines, each equipped with a butterfly
center the adjacent items relative to each other, permit valve, feed this flow of air to the exhaust diffuser.
unrestricted radial expansion, and transmit torque. This Cooling air lines run from the extraction chambers in
rotor configuration results in a self-supporting drum with the compressor to the turbine vanes in stages 2 to 4 and
The reproduction, transmission or use of this document
high stiffness, high critical speed, and a relatively low the turbine bearing housing.
weight. The compressor inlet guide vanes (IGVs) can be
The turbine rotor is internally cooled. A portion of the rotated about their longitudinal axis. Levers connect the
compressed air flow is extracted from the compressor main trunnions of these vanes to an adjusting ring which can be
a utility model or design, are reserved
flow and used to cool turbine moving blades. Air extracted circumferentially rotated. By varying the pitch of the IGVs,
from the compressor outlet is fed via bores in the torque the amount of air ingested by the compressor can be
disks to the first row of turbine blades. Downstream turbine adapted to the needs of startup and shutdown as well as
blades are supplied with air at a lower pressure and part-load operation. Subsequent rows of compressor vanes
temperature. are rigidly fixed in rings provided with dovetail slots; these
Another cooling air flow is fed inward into the rotor rings are inserted in the ring-shaped slots in the inner
through bores in compressor disks and flows through bores cylindrical surface of the stationary blade carriers. Inner
in the disk hubs of downstream compressor disks, through rings which form a seal between the vanes and the rotor
the pipes between the final compressor disk and then and also dampen vibration are fitted on both the row of
through hub bores in the turbine disks to the turbine rows IGVs with trunnions and the vanes with T-roots. Removal
2, 3, and 4. This flow of cooling air then exits into the hot of the stationary blade ring assemblies together with their
gas path and forms a film that envelops the hub and cools inner rings creates the axial clearance between two rotor
the blade roots. disks required for removing rotor blades.
This flow of cooling air flow ensures that the rotor drum, The outer shrouds of the turbine vanes are inserted into
a supporting element, is surrounded by cooling air in the corresponding slots in the inner cylindrical surface of the
turbine section as well, preventing additional thermal respective stationary blade carrier. The inner shrouds of
stresses which could cause shaft distortion during load stages 2 to 4 to are attached to segmented rings to form a
changes and rapid starts. seal against the rotor.
All compressor and turbine moving blades can be The stationary blade carriers and all turbine vanes are
removed and inserted without removing the rotor. cooled with air extracted from the compressor. This air
flows through the hollow spaces between the stationary
blade carrier and the outer shrouds and also through the
Stationary Blade Carriers and their hollow airfoils. It exits stage 1 to 3 airfoils into the gas flow
Supports and in stage 2 to 4 is also used to cool and seal the inner
glands.
The compressor and turbine vanes are inserted in
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Gas Turbine Gas Turbine
Description of Components General Design Features
toroidal flame zone produce a relatively uniform well suited for shipment. Requisite lines used to connect
temperature field upstream of the turbine. these transport units are prefabricated so that once the
major items are aligned on the foundation, the only
connecting work required is bolting flanges and making the
appropriate cable connections.
a utility model or design, are reserved
Fig. 2 Longitudinal Section View of Gas Turbine with Annular Combustor (does not reflect mechanical design
details)
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