TH102099A - Cooling system Venturi - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (20/07/52) The turbine burner is built with a nozzle assembly set at the end. One and the combustion chamber that limits the second end of the burner Venturi will be positioned inside The burner is between the nozzle and the combustion chamber. Venturi will limit the passageway in it, which will have one side. That facing the nozzle and the second side facing the combustion chamber The compressed air will be sent in. In the inlet that connects the fluid to the first and second sides of the Venturi Pass. Venturi walkway It will deliver compressed air from the inlet in opposite directions within the first and second sides of the passageway. For cooling the venturi

Claims (1)

Disclaimer (all) which will not appear on the advertisement page: New amendment 31/8/2017 1.Burners for gas turbines Containing The nozzle assembly is located at the end of the burner. A designated combustion chamber inside the burner at the destination of the injector. Venturi, which is positioned inside the burner and where the transition between ends is defined. The first and the combustion chamber Venturi with the venturi wall and radial outer wall adjacent to and Successively along the interior of the burner and the passageways in between. Internal corridors with The first and second passageways and radial air boxes extending inward along the radius to the walls of the Venturi and is defined by the lateral wall, which extends in a common radial direction. Where the wind box follows Radius is directly connected to the first and second corridors. Where the first corridor extends along the Venturi wall to the first end of the burner, and The second corridor extends along the Venturi wall to the second end of the burner. Where the radial air boxes attached to the first and second corridors adjacent to the wall of Venturi, and the compressed air source transporting coolant air into the first and second passageways. way Wind box by radius The first and second passageways carry compressed air from a source in opposite directions within Venturi.