EP0689007A1 - Cooling the take-off injector in a combustion chamber with two burner heads - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the cooling of the take-off injector of a combustion chamber with two heads.
- the idle head In two-head combustion chambers, the idle head is continuously supplied with fuel, whatever the speed of the turbomachine. On the other hand, the take-off head is supplied with fuel only beyond a determined minimum speed which corresponds to approximately 20% of the nominal speed. In idle phase it is therefore necessary to cool the take-off injector properly and in particular the nozzle of the injector which includes the fuel injection orifices, in order to avoid any problem of coking of the fuel circuits and any problem fuel vapor cap formation.
- a cooling solution has already been adopted on the CFM56-5B turbojet which consists in circulating the flow of fuel which feeds the idle injector into the take-off injector. This circulation of fuel cools this takeoff injector in passing, thus avoiding coking.
- the CFM56-5B injectors are of the aeromechanical type with double flow per module.
- the fuel supply circuit of the idle injector has two coaxial tubes, and the take-off injector is supplied by a third tube placed in the center of the first two and communicating with the interior of the combustion chamber. through the injection holes in the nozzle. These orifices are thus arranged at a relatively great distance from the passage between the ends of the first two tubes.
- the object of the present invention is to improve the cooling of the take-off injector and in particular of its nozzle.
- the present invention therefore relates to a device for cooling the take-off injector of a double injector fitted to a combustion chamber with two heads of a turbomachine, said double injector further comprising an idle injector which is supplied with fuel by a first circuit, said take-off injector having a nozzle provided with fuel injection orifices which are supplied with fuel by a second circuit separate from the first circuit.
- this device is characterized in that the first fuel circuit comprises a first conduit which directs the entire flow of fuel supplying said idle injector to the end of the take-off injector and a second annular duct which is coaxial with the first duct and which returns said fuel flow to the idle injector, by the fact that the second fuel circuit comprises a third annular conduit interposed between the first conduit and the second conduit, and by the fact that in the nozzle are formed channels allowing the passage of fuel between the first conduit and the second conduit, said channels alternating with the injection orifices of said nozzle.
- the reference 1 represents a double injector intended for the supply of an annular combustion chamber with double head of a turbomachine, which comprises a head 2 for its fixing on the external casing of the turbomachine, a take-off injector 3, distant of the head 2 and an idle injector 4 or pilot disposed midway between the head 2 and the take-off injector 3.
- the take-off injector 3 comprises at its end a take-off nozzle 5 having orifices 6 for injecting , in the combustion chamber, a flow of fuel introduced into the head 2 through a feed orifice 7.
- the idle injector 4 also includes an idle nozzle 8 fed by a flow of fuel introduced into the head 2 through a supply port 9.
- the take-off nozzle 5 comprises a nozzle 10 mounted in the internal bore 11 of a socket 12, this socket 12 being itself mounted at the end of the hollow body 13 which forms the external wall of the double injector 1.
- the end piece 10, of axis 14, has a blind axial bore 15 which communicates with the head orifice 9 by a first tube 16, and an annular cavity 17 which communicates with the injection orifices 6.
- the annular cavity 17 surrounds the blind bore 15 and is separated from the latter by a cylindrical sleeve 18 at the upstream end of which is fixed the end of the first tube 16.
- This second tube 19 surrounds the first tube 16.
- An annular space 20 is delimited by the second tube 19, on the one hand , and the sleeve and the hollow body 13, on the other hand. Channels 21 are provided in the endpiece 10 in order to put the blind bore 15 into communication with the annular space 20.
- the annular space 20 extends from the nozzle 3 to the head 2 of the double injector 1, where it is in permanent communication with the feed channel 22 of the idle head 4. It is delimited externally by a third tube 23, the downstream end 24 of which is tightly fixed to the sleeve 12.
- the idle injector 4 feed circuit includes the inlet 9, the internal passage of the first tube 16, the blind bore 15, the channels 21, the annular space 20 and the feed channel 22. Thus, all the fuel flow Q1 which feeds by the idle injector 4 passes through the channels 21 located in the nozzle 10.
- the feed circuit for the take-off injector 2 comprises the inlet orifice 7, the annular space 25 delimited by the first tube 16 and the second tube 19, the annular cavity 17 and the injection orifices 6.
- the injection orifices 6 comprise, from the annular cavity 17, a first axial portion 6a and a second portion 6b inclined radially and tangentially which opens into the combustion chamber .
- These injection orifices 6 are six in number in the example shown in the drawings, but this number could be different from six.
- the nozzle 10 which constitutes the hottest part of the double injector 1 and therefore the part most sensitive to coking phenomena, has a large heat exchange surface with all of the fuel flow Q1 of the idle injector 4. This leads to a significant reduction in the risks of coking of the residual fuel in the take-off module circuit by decreasing the temperatures of the walls of the take-off circuit. Thermal calculations have shown a substantial gain of 68% on the surface of the walls at risk, in terms of coking, that is to say with a temperature above 200 ° C.
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La présente invention concerne le refroidissement de l'injecteur de décollage d'une chambre de combustion à deux têtes.The present invention relates to the cooling of the take-off injector of a combustion chamber with two heads.
Dans les avions modernes, la lutte contre la pollution atmosphérique, d'une part, et la recherche de performances optimales, d'autre part, peuvent conduire à l'utilisation de chambres de combustion à deux têtes alimentées en carburant par un double injecteur qui comporte une première alimentation pour la tête pilote ou tête de ralenti et une deuxième alimentation pour la tête de décollage.In modern airplanes, the fight against air pollution, on the one hand, and the search for optimal performance, on the other hand, can lead to the use of combustion chambers with two heads supplied with fuel by a double injector which comprises a first supply for the pilot head or idle head and a second supply for the take-off head.
Dans les chambres de combustion à deux têtes, la tête de ralenti est alimentée en permanence en carburant, quel que soit le régime de la turbomachine. En revanche, la tête de décollage n'est alimentée en carburant qu'au delà d'un régime minimum déterminé qui correspond à environ 20 % du régime nominal. En phase de ralenti il est donc nécessaire de refroidir convenablement l'injecteur de décollage et notamment l'embout de l'injecteur qui comporte les orifices d'injection de carburant, afin d'éviter tout problème de cokéfaction des circuits de carburant et tout problème de formation de bouchon de vapeur de carburant.In two-head combustion chambers, the idle head is continuously supplied with fuel, whatever the speed of the turbomachine. On the other hand, the take-off head is supplied with fuel only beyond a determined minimum speed which corresponds to approximately 20% of the nominal speed. In idle phase it is therefore necessary to cool the take-off injector properly and in particular the nozzle of the injector which includes the fuel injection orifices, in order to avoid any problem of coking of the fuel circuits and any problem fuel vapor cap formation.
Il a déjà été adopté sur le turboréacteur CFM56-5B une solution de refroidissement qui consiste à faire circuler le débit de carburant qui alimente l'injecteur de ralenti dans l'injecteur de décollage. Cette circulation de carburant refroidit au passage cet injecteur de décollage évitant ainsi la cokéfaction. Cependant, dans cette application particulière, seul le carburant du circuit primaire du circuit de ralenti circule dans la tête de décollage. En effet, les injecteurs du CFM56-5B sont de type aéromécanique à double débit par module. En outre, le circuit d'alimentation du carburant de l'injecteur de ralenti comporte deux tubes coaxiaux, et l'injecteur de décollage est alimenté par un troisième tube disposé au centre des deux premiers et communiquant avec l'intérieur de la chambre de combustion par les orifices d'injection ménagés dans l'embout. Ces orifices sont ainsi disposés à une distance relativement grande du passage entre les extrémités des deux premiers tubes.A cooling solution has already been adopted on the CFM56-5B turbojet which consists in circulating the flow of fuel which feeds the idle injector into the take-off injector. This circulation of fuel cools this takeoff injector in passing, thus avoiding coking. However, in this particular application, only the fuel of the primary circuit of the idling circuit circulates in the take-off head. The CFM56-5B injectors are of the aeromechanical type with double flow per module. In addition, the fuel supply circuit of the idle injector has two coaxial tubes, and the take-off injector is supplied by a third tube placed in the center of the first two and communicating with the interior of the combustion chamber. through the injection holes in the nozzle. These orifices are thus arranged at a relatively great distance from the passage between the ends of the first two tubes.
Le but de la présente invention est d'améliorer le refroidissement de l'injecteur de décollage et notamment de son embout.The object of the present invention is to improve the cooling of the take-off injector and in particular of its nozzle.
La présente invention concerne donc un dispositif pour refroidir l'injecteur de décollage d'un double injecteur équipant une chambre de combustion à deux têtes d'une turbomachine, ledit double injecteur comportant en outre un injecteur de ralenti qui est alimenté en carburant par un premier circuit, ledit injecteur de décollage présentant un embout pourvu d'orifices d'injection de carburant qui sont alimentés en carburant par un deuxième circuit séparé du premier circuit.The present invention therefore relates to a device for cooling the take-off injector of a double injector fitted to a combustion chamber with two heads of a turbomachine, said double injector further comprising an idle injector which is supplied with fuel by a first circuit, said take-off injector having a nozzle provided with fuel injection orifices which are supplied with fuel by a second circuit separate from the first circuit.
Selon l'invention, ce dispositif est caractérisé par le fait que le premier circuit de carburant comporte un premier conduit qui dirige la totalité du débit de carburant alimentant ledit injecteur de ralenti jusqu'à l'embout de l'injecteur de décollage et un deuxième conduit annulaire qui est coaxial au premier conduit et qui retourne ledit débit de carburant vers l'injecteur de ralenti,
par le fait que le deuxième circuit de carburant comporte un troisième conduit annulaire interposé entre le premier conduit et le deuxième conduit, et
par le fait que dans l'embout sont ménagés des canaux permettant le passage du carburant entre le premier conduit et le deuxième conduit, lesdits canaux alternant avec les orifices d'injection dudit embout.According to the invention, this device is characterized in that the first fuel circuit comprises a first conduit which directs the entire flow of fuel supplying said idle injector to the end of the take-off injector and a second annular duct which is coaxial with the first duct and which returns said fuel flow to the idle injector,
by the fact that the second fuel circuit comprises a third annular conduit interposed between the first conduit and the second conduit, and
by the fact that in the nozzle are formed channels allowing the passage of fuel between the first conduit and the second conduit, said channels alternating with the injection orifices of said nozzle.
Grâce à cette disposition, la valeur du débit de carburant de refroidissement est augmentée et les surfaces d'échange thermique dans l'embout sont optimisées.Thanks to this arrangement, the value of the cooling fuel flow is increased and the heat exchange surfaces in the nozzle are optimized.
D'autres caractéristiques et avantages de l'invention ressortiront à la lecture de la description suivante faite à titre d'exemple et en référence aux dessins annexés dans lesquels:
- la figure 1 est une coupe d'un double injecteur pouvant équiper une chambre de combustion à double tête d'une turbomachine, ledit double injecteur étant muni du dispositif de refroidissement selon l'invention;
- la figure 2 est une coupe à grande échelle de l'injecteur de décollage du double injecteur de la figure 1;
- la figure 3 est une coupe, selon la ligne III III, de l'embout de l'injecteur de décollage de la figure 2;
- la figure 4 montre le schéma de principe de la circulation des débits de carburant qui alimentent l'injecteur de ralenti et l'injecteur de décollage.
- Figure 1 is a section of a double injector which can equip a double-head combustion chamber of a turbomachine, said double injector being provided with the cooling device according to the invention;
- Figure 2 is a large-scale section of the takeoff injector of the double injector of Figure 1;
- Figure 3 is a section along line III III of the tip of the take-off injector of Figure 2;
- FIG. 4 shows the basic diagram of the circulation of the fuel flows which supply the idle injector and the take-off injector.
La référence 1 représente un double injecteur destiné à l'alimentation d'une chambre de combustion annulaire à double tête d'une turbomachine, qui comporte une tête 2 pour sa fixation sur le carter extérieur de la turbomachine, un injecteur de décollage 3, éloigné de la tête 2 et un injecteur de ralenti 4 ou pilote disposé à mi-distance entre la tête 2 et l'injecteur de décollage 3. L'injecteur de décollage 3 comporte à son extrémité une buse de décollage 5 comportant des orifices 6 pour injecter, dans la chambre de combustion, un débit de carburant introduit dans la tête 2 par un orifice d'alimentation 7. L'injecteur de ralenti 4 comporte également une buse de ralenti 8 alimentée par un débit de carburant intrtroduit dans la tête 2 par un orifice d'alimentation 9.The
La buse de décollage 5 comporte un embout 10 monté dans l'alésage interne 11 d'une douille 12, cette douille 12 étant elle-même montée à l'extrémité du corps creux 13 qui forme la paroi externe du double injecteur 1.The take-
L'embout 10, d'axe 14, présente un alésage axial borgne 15 qui communique avec l'orifice de tête 9 par un premier tube 16, et une cavité annulaire 17 qui communique avec les orifices d'injection 6. La cavité annulaire 17 entoure l'alésage borgne 15 et est séparée de ce dernier par un manchon cylindrique 18 à l'extrémité amont duquel est fixé l'extrémité du premier tube 16. Un deuxième tube 19, fixé à l'extrémité amont de la paroi annulaire qui sépare la cavité annulaire 17 de la douille 12, met en communication la cavité annulaire 17 avec l'orifice de tête 7. Ce deuxième tube 19 entoure le premier tube 16. Un espace annulaire 20 est délimité par le deuxième tube 19, d'une part, et la douille et le corps creux 13, d'autre part. Des canaux 21 sont ménagés dans l'embout 10 afin de mettre en communication l'alésage borgne 15 avec l'espace annulaire 20.The
L'espace annulaire 20 s'étend depuis l'embout 3 jusqu'à la tête 2 du double injecteur 1, où il est en communication permanente avec le canal 22 d'alimentation de la tête de ralenti 4. Il est délimité extérieurement par un troisième tube 23 dont l'extrémité aval 24 est fixée de manière étanche à la douille 12.The
Le circuit d'alimentation de l'injecteur de ralenti 4 comprend l'orifice d'entrée 9, le passage interne du premier tube 16, l'alésage borgne 15, les canaux 21, l'espace annulaire 20 et le canal d'alimentation 22. Ainsi, tout le débit de carburant Q1 qui alimente par l'injecteur de ralenti 4 transite par les canaux 21 situés dans l'embout 10.The idle injector 4 feed circuit includes the
Le circuit d'alimentation de l'injecteur de décollage 2 comprend l'orifice d'entrée 7, l'espace annulaire 25 délimité par le premier tube 16 et le deuxième tube 19, la cavité annulaire 17 et les orifices d'injection 6.The feed circuit for the take-
Comme on le voit plus clairement sur les figures 2 et 3, les orifices d'injection 6 comportent, à partir de la cavité annulaire 17, une première portion 6a axiale et une deuxième portion 6b inclinée radialement et tangentiellement qui débouche dans la chambre de combustion. Ces orifices d'injection 6 sont au nombre de six dans l'exemple montré sur les dessins, mais ce nombre pourrait être différent de six.As can be seen more clearly in FIGS. 2 and 3, the
Les canaux 21, également au nombre de six, alternent circonférentiellement avec les orifices d'injection 6. Ainsi, l'embout 10, qui constitue la partie la plus chaude du double injecteur 1 et donc la partie la plus sensible aux phénomènes de cokéfaction, comporte une surface d'échange thermique importante avec la totalité du débit de carburant Q1 de l'injecteur de ralenti 4. Ceci conduit à une diminution importante des risques de cokéfaction du carburant résiduel dans le circuit du module de décollage par diminution des températures des parois du circuit de décollage. Des calculs de thermique ont démontré un gain substantiel de 68 % sur la surface des parois à risques, en termes de cokéfaction, c'est-à-dire avec une température supérieure à 200°C.The
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caractérisé par le fait que le premier circuit de carburant comporte un premier conduit (16, 15) qui dirige la totalité du débit de carburant (Q1) alimentant ledit injecteur de ralenti (4) jusqu'à l'embout (10) de l'injecteur de décollage (3) et un deuxième conduit (20) annulaire qui est coaxial au premier conduit (16) et qui retourne ledit débit de carburant (Q1) vers l'injecteur de ralenti (4),
par le fait que le deuxième circuit de carburant comporte un troisième conduit annulaire (25, 17) interposé entre le premier conduit (16, 15) et le deuxième conduit (20), et
par le fait que dans l'embout (10) sont ménagés des canaux (21) permettant le passage du carburant entre le premier conduit (16) et le deuxième conduit (20), lesdits canaux (21) alternant avec les orifices d'injection (6) dudit embout (10).Device for cooling the take-off injector (3) of a double injector (1) fitted to a combustion chamber with two heads of a turbomachine, said double injector (1) further comprising an idle injector (4) which is supplied with fuel by a first circuit, said take-off injector (3) having a nozzle (10) provided with fuel injection orifices (6) which are supplied with fuel by a second circuit separate from the first circuit,
characterized in that the first fuel circuit has a first conduit (16, 15) which directs the entire fuel flow (Q1) supplying said idle injector (4) to the end piece (10) of the take-off injector (3) and a second annular conduit (20) which is coaxial with the first conduit (16) and which returns said fuel flow (Q1) to the idle injector (4),
by the fact that the second fuel circuit comprises a third annular duct (25, 17) interposed between the first duct (16, 15) and the second duct (20), and
by the fact that in the nozzle (10) are formed channels (21) allowing the passage of fuel between the first conduit (16) and the second conduit (20), said channels (21) alternating with the injection orifices (6) of said tip (10).
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