EP3956547A1 - Separation nozzle for aeronautic turbomachine - Google Patents
Separation nozzle for aeronautic turbomachineInfo
- Publication number
- EP3956547A1 EP3956547A1 EP20716855.0A EP20716855A EP3956547A1 EP 3956547 A1 EP3956547 A1 EP 3956547A1 EP 20716855 A EP20716855 A EP 20716855A EP 3956547 A1 EP3956547 A1 EP 3956547A1
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- Prior art keywords
- annular wall
- spout
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- inner annular
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Classifications
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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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- F01—MACHINES OR ENGINES IN GENERAL; ENGINE PLANTS IN GENERAL; STEAM ENGINES
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to the field of turbomachines and more particularly to a system for defrosting an aeronautical turbomachine separation nozzle.
- the flow veins of the primary flow and of the secondary flow are separated downstream of the fan by a separating nozzle.
- the inlet of the low pressure compressor also commonly called “booster”
- IGV Inlet Guide Vane
- icing atmospheric conditions may be encountered by the turbomachine, in particular when the ambient temperature is sufficiently low and in the presence of high humidity. Under these conditions, ice may form on the separation nozzle and the inlet guide vanes. When this occurs, it can lead to partial or total obstruction of the primary vein, and the ingestion of loose ice packs in the primary vein.
- An obstruction of the primary stream leads to underfeeding of the combustion chamber which can then shut down or prevent the engine from accelerating.
- ice blocks detaching they can damage the compressor located downstream and also lead to the extinction of the combustion chamber.
- techniques are known consisting of taking hot air from the primary duct at the level of a compressor and injecting it inside the separation nozzle. The hot air injected into the separation spout can then travel through the spout as far as holes or grooves configured to inject hot air into the primary stream which can also defrost the inlet guide vanes. The flow of hot air required to defrost the separation nozzle is high. This hot air bleed can reduce the performance and operability of the turbomachine.
- the invention relates to a spout for separating a primary flow and a secondary flow of a bypass turbomachine.
- the spout has a one-piece structure and comprises an outer annular wall, an inner annular wall, a radial annular wall and an inner annular baffle, defining a first cavity between the outer annular wall and the inner annular baffle, and a second cavity between the wall inner annular, the radial annular wall and the inner annular deflector.
- the deflector makes it possible to reduce the internal volume of the spout in which the hot air circulates. This arrangement therefore makes it possible to reduce caloric losses and thus reduce the intake of hot air.
- the baffle helps guide hot air into the spout.
- the one-piece structure makes it possible to dispense with numerous connecting parts and therefore to reduce the mass of the spout compared to known devices.
- the mechanically coherent assembly that constitutes the one-piece structure can make it possible to refine all of the walls of the spout and therefore to further reduce their mass.
- the invention makes it possible to increase the efficiency of the defrosting of the separating nozzle without for all that increasing the intake of hot air from a pressurized part of the turbomachine, without increasing the mass of the nozzle.
- the outer annular wall may have at a region of junction with the inner annular wall a series of radial holes.
- the spout may have at least one axial rib between the inner annular wall and the inner annular deflector.
- the spout may have a plurality of axial ribs each coplanar with an axis of revolution of the spout.
- the spout may have at least one radial rib between the radial annular wall and the internal annular deflector.
- the spout may have a plurality of radial ribs each coplanar with an axis of revolution of the spout.
- the spout may have at least one cell formed at least partially in the radial annular wall.
- the radial annular wall may have a bore opening into at least one cell.
- the radial annular wall may have at least one oblong opening adapted to receive a nozzle opening into the second cavity.
- the invention relates to a rectifier for an aeronautical turbomachine, which has a one-piece structure produced by additive manufacturing, comprising a nozzle having: (i) the one-piece structure comprising an outer annular wall, an inner annular wall, a wall radial annular and an inner annular baffle, (ii) the first cavity between the outer annular wall and the inner annular baffle, (iii) the second cavity between the inner annular wall, the radial annular wall and the inner annular baffle.
- the invention relates to a method of manufacturing a rectifier of an aeronautical turbomachine having a one-piece structure produced by additive manufacturing and comprising a nozzle having: (i) a one-piece structure comprising an outer annular wall, an annular wall inner, a radial annular wall and an inner annular baffle, (ii) a first cavity between the outer annular wall and the inner annular baffle, (iii) a second cavity between the inner annular wall, the radial annular wall and the inner annular baffle .
- the method may include a step of manufacturing the spout starting with the radial annular wall.
- Figure 1 is a partial sectional view of a nozzle and a stator vane
- Figure 2 is a sectional view of a nozzle according to the invention.
- Figure 3 is a partial perspective view of a nozzle and a stator vane
- Figure 4 is a partial perspective view of an annular radial wall.
- the invention relates to a nozzle 1 for separating a bypass aeronautical turbomachine.
- the nozzle 1 separates as explained the primary flow from the secondary flow. It is intended to be positioned downstream of a fan (shown partially in section in Figure 1) of the turbomachine to form a separation between annular flow channels (ie veins) of the primary flow and the secondary flow. from the blower.
- the nozzle 1 is an integral part of a rectifier 10 of the primary flow.
- the nozzle 1 and the rectifier 10 are parts of revolution.
- the spout 1 forms a substantially cylindrical element inside which the primary flow passes, and outside (around) which the secondary flow passes.
- an axis of revolution X of the rectifier 10 (and of the nose 1) is defined, and a radial axis Z, substantially perpendicular to the axis of revolution X, shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
- the rectifier 10 In a radial direction Z progressing from the inside (as close as possible to the axis of revolution X) towards the outside (as far from the axis of revolution X), the rectifier 10 successively comprises: an inner shell 101, vanes 102 and nozzle 1.
- the spout 1 also has a one-piece structure.
- the nozzle 1 is preferably produced by additive manufacturing.
- the spout 1 comprises an outer annular wall 12, an inner annular wall 13, a radial annular wall 14 and an internal annular deflector 16.
- the inner wall 13, the annular deflector is successively encountered.
- a section of the spout 1 along an XoZ plane (as seen in Figures 1 and 2) has substantially the shape of a right triangle whose sides are the outer annular wall 12, the wall inner annular 13, and the radial annular wall 14, and the outer annular wall 12 of which is the hypotenuse.
- the inner annular wall 13 and the outer annular wall 12 come together going upstream (i.e. towards the fan) to form the "nozzle" functionally speaking.
- a region of junction of the outer annular wall 12 and the inner annular wall 13 is defined.
- the outer annular wall 12 is preferably slightly curvilinear, in particular curved (convex) so as to improve the overall aerodynamics of the spout 1. Between the outer annular wall 12 and the internal annular deflector 16, the spout 1 has a first cavity 17.
- the spout 1 has a second cavity 18.
- the spout 1 is substantially divided in two by the internal annular deflector 16, this defining the two cavities 17, 18. It is in fact understood that the spout 1 is substantially hollow (with the exception of an area in the vicinity of the radial annular wall 14, see below).
- the internal annular deflector 16 therefore extends from the junction region of the outer annular wall 12 and the inner annular wall 13 to a junction region of the outer annular wall 12 and of the radial annular wall 14. It preferably has a bent shape so that the first cavity 17 occupies most of the volume of the spout 1, the second cavity 18 essentially following the radial annular wall 14 and then the inner annular wall 13.
- the second cavity has a first part 18a between the inner annular wall 13 and the internal annular deflector 16, and a second part 18b between the radial annular wall 14 and the internal annular deflector 16. It is specified that the two parts 18a and 18b of the second cavity 18 communicate with each other and define a single volume.
- the inner annular wall 13 has at the junction region of the outer annular wall 12 and the inner annular wall 13 a series of holes 20, in particular radial (ie opening in the direction of the longitudinal axis).
- the radial holes 20 allow the hot air blown into the second cavity 18 at the end of the latter to be optimally discharged, in particular to preheat the air entering the level. blades 102 in the primary vein, so as to defrost the nozzle 1 and the blades 102.
- the nozzle 1 comprises a series of axial ribs 22 between the inner annular wall 13 and the internal annular deflector 16, extending in the first part 18a of the second cavity 18.
- the axial ribs 22 are each coplanar with the axis of revolution X, ie along the plane XoZ.
- the spout 1 comprises a series of radial ribs 24 between the radial annular wall 14 and the internal annular deflector 16, extending into the second part 18b of the second cavity 18. It is specified that the radial ribs 24 are each coplanar with the axis of revolution X, ie again according to the XoZ plane.
- each axial rib 22 can be coplanar with a radial rib 24. It is understood that the axial and radial ribs 22, 24 define azimuthal partitions (that is to say sectors) of the second cavity 18, but incomplete. (i.e. the ribs 22 and 24 nevertheless remain spaced apart and advantageously do not touch each other), so that at a junction region of the annular wall interior 13 and of the radial annular wall 14 (ie at the junction of the first and second part of the second cavity, etc.) the second cavity 18 is not ribbed, allowing azimuthal communication. Similarly, the axial ribs 22 do not extend to the end of the second cavity, so as to also allow azimuthal communication at the level of the holes 20.
- the axial 22 and radial 24 ribs have a dual function of mechanical reinforcement and of guiding the flow of hot air.
- the axial 22 and radial 24 ribs make it possible to stiffen the spout 1, which makes it possible to prevent possible sagging of the spout 1.
- the axial 22 and radial 24 ribs advantageously make it possible to optimize the mass of the spout 1 by making it possible to refine the thickness of the internal annular deflector 16, of the radial annular wall 14 and of the internal annular wall 13. It is understood that this mass optimization is based on a compromise between the mass contribution of the ribs and the reduction in thickness of the walls and of the deflector that they allow.
- the axial 22 and radial 24 ribs make it possible to guarantee the good mechanical strength of the nose 1 during manufacture.
- the axial 22 and radial 24 ribs make it possible to guide the flow of hot air to defrost the spout 1.
- the spout 1 advantageously has a plurality of cells 28a, 28b, 28c.
- the spout 1 comprises three cells 28a, 28b and 28c.
- a first cell 28a may be arranged in a corner region of the outer annular wall 12 and the radial annular wall 14. It is notable that according to the embodiment presented here, the first cell 28a has a kidney-shaped section in the XoZ plane. (ie substantially has a bean-shaped section in the XoZ plane).
- a second and a third cell 28b and 28c are located in a corner region of the inner annular wall 13 and of the radial annular wall 14.
- cells 28a, 28b, 28c correspond to regions of lightening material.
- the cells 28a, 28b, 28c correspond to areas in which no material is deposited because this does not will not present any added value in terms of mechanical resistance (although this would necessarily add mass).
- the realization of the nozzle 1 in additive manufacturing allows the obtaining of a one-piece structure, but also makes it possible to optimize the geometry of the nozzle 1 to have the best ratio between mass and resistance.
- the cells 28a, 28b, 28c would be very difficult to achieve other than in additive manufacturing.
- the radial annular wall 14 may have bores 30 opening into the first and second cells 28a and 28b.
- the holes 30 advantageously allow part of the powder resulting from the additive manufacturing of the nozzle 1 to be discharged.
- the radial annular wall 14 may have oblong openings 33 adapted to each accommodate a nozzle opening into the second cavity 18 for blowing hot air therein.
- the radial wall 14 can have a plurality of fixing holes 35. Manufacturing process
- the rectifier 10 is manufactured according to an additive manufacturing process.
- the rectifier 10 is manufactured by successive additions of molten powder layer by layer. As explained above, this manufacturing process makes it possible to obtain a one-piece part having a specific geometry.
- the rectifier 10 is manufactured starting with the radial annular wall 14 of the spout, in a direction of progression (i.e. adding layers of material) substantially parallel to the axis of revolution X.
- a nozzle (not shown) can be connected to each oblong opening 33.
- the nozzles can blow hot air into the second cavity 18.
- the internal annular deflector 16 makes it possible to reduce the internal volume of the spout 1 by dividing it into two cavities.
- the volume in which the hot air circulates is reduced, which reduces the heat loss in the spout 1 and makes it possible to reduce hot air being taken off.
- the internal annular deflector 16 makes it possible to direct the hot air towards the areas of interest to be defrosted.
- the heat radiation from the hot air inside the nozzle 1 defrosts the nozzle 1.
- the hot air circulating in the second cavity 18 is then diffused through the radial holes 20 to join the primary stream and defrost the vanes 102.
- the invention makes it possible to effectively defrost the nozzle without thereby increasing the intake of hot air from a pressurized part of the turbomachine and without increasing the mass of the nozzle.
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