AT9520B

AT9520B - Blade ring for steam turbines.

Info

Publication number: AT9520B
Authority: AT
Inventors: Charles Algernon Parsons; George Gerald Stoney; Hugh Francis Fullagar
Original assignee: Charles Algernon Parsons; George Gerald Stoney; Hugh Francis Fullagar
Priority date: 1900-02-20
Filing date: 1900-02-20
Publication date: 1902-10-25

Description

  

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 können, sobald letztere sich in ihrer richtigen Stellung   befinden. Diese Stifte   werden am besten mit den Schaufeln verlöthet und   verschweisst.   Diese wenigen Endschaufeln können auch durch Anlöthen oder   Schweissen   mit ihren Zähnen e verbunden werden. 



   Die Fig. 11 und 12 zeigen die Ausführung bei einer Radialturbine. h bezeichnet wieder die Turbinenscheiben, g die Welle und   i   den die feststehenden Schaufeln tragenden 
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   Masse verringert werden. Dadurch   ist ein Mittel gegeben, den Dampf zwischen den Scheiben mit der gewünschten Expansion hindurchzuführen. 

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 as soon as the latter are in their correct position. These pins are best soldered and welded to the blades. These few end blades can also be connected to their teeth by soldering or welding.



   FIGS. 11 and 12 show the embodiment in a radial turbine. h again denotes the turbine disks, g the shaft and i those carrying the stationary blades
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   Mass can be reduced. This provides a means of guiding the steam through between the panes with the desired expansion.

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Claims

PATENT CLAIMS: 1. Blade ring for steam turbines, consisting of one or more metal strips, which provide with incisions to accommodate the blades and are made in the form of rings, semicircles or sectors, the blades being held by the fact that the teeth left between the incisions on the Shovels are bent down and the same fost1demmon, 2. Embodiment of the blade ring mentioned under 1, in which the lower, EMI3.2 in the circumferential or fixed parts of the turbine grooves are provided to accommodate the strips. ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.