WO1997012125A2 - Dichtelement zur dichtung eines spaltes sowie gasturbinenanlage - Google Patents
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- WO1997012125A2 WO1997012125A2 PCT/DE1996/001861 DE9601861W WO9712125A2 WO 1997012125 A2 WO1997012125 A2 WO 1997012125A2 DE 9601861 W DE9601861 W DE 9601861W WO 9712125 A2 WO9712125 A2 WO 9712125A2
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- sealing element
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F01—MACHINES OR ENGINES IN GENERAL; ENGINE PLANTS IN GENERAL; STEAM ENGINES
- F01D—NON-POSITIVE DISPLACEMENT MACHINES OR ENGINES, e.g. STEAM TURBINES
- F01D11/00—Preventing or minimising internal leakage of working-fluid, e.g. between stages
- F01D11/005—Sealing means between non relatively rotating elements
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- Sealing element for sealing a gap and gas turbine system
- the invention relates to a sealing element for sealing a gap which can be formed between two thermally movable components with a respective mutually opposite component groove, in particular in a gas turbine system and a gas turbine system with a sealing element.
- thermo-mechanical machines and chemical plants in which different fluids are used, it may be necessary to keep these fluids separate from one another within the plants.
- flow areas of hot combustion gases from flow areas of low-temperature cooling gases are sealed separate.
- gas turbine systems with high turbine inlet temperatures for example above 1000 ° C.
- thermal expansion of the individual components of the gas turbine system occurs, so that in order to avoid high thermal stresses and components adjacent to piss formation, some of your components are spaced apart from one another.
- gaps can represent conditions between flow areas of hot gases and flow areas of cold gases. In order to reduce the inflow of cold gas into the flow area of the hot gases and thereby not to lower the temperature in the flow area of the hot gases, it is advantageous to seal the gaps.
- Sealing element specified with a cross section of an elongated Cs. Z wipe the inner housing and the réellegehause is an annular gap is formed through which cooling fluid is passed. The hot gas flows inside the inner casing to drive the gas turbine.
- US Pat. No. 4,537,024 describes a gas turbine system in which components of a nozzle structure are sealed with axial and radial sealing elements.
- the sealing elements are intended to prevent hot gas flowing through the nozzle structure from reaching turbine areas outside the hot gas duct.
- a sealing element can have the shape of a compressed figure eight in cross section m.
- US Pat. No. 1,816,293 relates to the tight connection of two superheated steam lines. This vapor-tight connection is established by firmly screwing two flanges together.
- the flanges each have an annular sealing surface that is serrated.
- the teeth of the anemander pressed sealing surfaces are deformed in order to achieve an increased sealing effect.
- a sealing ring is inserted between the flange, which is toothed on both sides and through which the same sealing effect is achieved.
- the object of the invention is to provide a sealing element for illuminating a column which can be formed between two components which are freely movable thermally with respect to one another and which ensures an effective seal even in the event of thermal expansion of the components.
- Another object lies in the specification of a gas turbine plant in which a hot gas-carrying area is effectively sealed by a cooling fluid, in particular cooling air.
- the first-mentioned object is a sealing element for sealing a gap, which is located between two components which are thermally movable relative to one another.
- the sealing element By serrating the sealing element it is adaptable to the shape of the respective component groove on the one hand, so that it lies sealingly in each component groove, and on the other hand it is deformable, so that thermal expansion of the components can follow. In this way, the gap is still sealed and inadmissible thermal stresses are avoided.
- this can be used for use at high temperatures of over 1000 ° C. It is therefore preferably suitable in a thermal internal combustion engine, in particular a gas turbine system.
- the sealing element is preferably deformable at least at the ends in a direction essentially orthogonal to the center line. This ensures that when the component groove is thermally expanded in the direction of the center line of the sealing element, the ends of this thermal expansion can follow and thus the sealing element lies tightly against the component grooves without causing inadmissibly high thermal stresses. As a result, there is an almost play-free connection between the components and the sealing element.
- the deformability of the sealing element also ensures that the components can move with respect to one another.
- the center line of the sealing element is preferably a central axis, so that the sealing element essentially just reads. It can be produced easily and on an industrial scale with a corrugated (serrated) surface from an essentially flat sheet metal with a given wall thickness.
- the sealing element preferably has sealing grooves which are inclined relative to the center line by an angle of 50 ° to 90 °.
- the sealing grooves preferably run essentially in the direction of the main line.
- the sealing grooves give the sealing element a profile which ensures deformability both orthogonally and in the direction of the center line.
- the sealing grooves In particular in the case of a non-orthogonal course of the sealing grooves, that is to say at an inclination angle of less than 90 ° with respect to the center line, deformability in the direction essentially orthogonal to the center line is ensured.
- the angle of inclination of the sealing grooves at the ends is preferably smaller than the central region. It is hereby achieved that the sealing element at the ends projecting into the component grooves can follow the thermal expansions of the components particularly well, which means that a particularly good seal is achieved.
- the sealing element has a first outer surface and a second surface, which each run between the ends and lie opposite one another with respect to the center line.
- the first surface is preferably toothed and the second surface is smooth.
- the toothed surface preferably faces the cooling gas area and the smooth surface faces the hot gas area.
- the sealing element preferably tapers from the central region hm to the respective ends. Since the ends protrude into a respective component groove and when the components expand thermally against one another, there is a gap between them is reduced, the sealing element continues to penetrate into the respective component groove with increasing temperatures.
- the taper towards the ends means that the temperature increases with increasing temperature so that the sealing element lies even more tightly in the respective component groove and the sealing of the gap is thus further improved.
- the sealing element is preferably suitable for sealing a gap in a gas turbine installation with a hot gas-carrying area and a cooling passage area to be sealed therefrom for cooling guide vanes in the gas turbine installation E ⁇ so that on the one hand there is a component groove of a first one Component, in particular a guide vane or a wall component of the gas turbine plant, and on the other hand engages a component groove of a second component adjacent to the first component, in particular a further guide vane or a wall component, a gap being formed between the components.
- guide vanes and rotor blades are alternately arranged, the guide vanes with their guide vane plates being fastened to the housing of the gas turbine system and between the guide vane and the housing, an area for guiding cooling gas is provided in the axial direction each guide vane in the cooling gas area from the hot gas-carrying area trenner. ⁇ em on the wall component of the gas turbine system. A gap is formed between this and in particular the guide vane plate, which is preferably sealed by the sealing element.
- guide vents are arranged and spaced from one another by a respective gap.
- the wall components which are also spaced apart from one another by a corresponding gap, are arranged in the region of the rotor blades.
- the gaps between adjacent guide vanes and adjacent wall sections are preferably sealed by a sealing element.
- the sealing elements are formed at their ends with a slight excess compared to the component grooves into which they are inserted. As a result, an effective sealing of the gaps is achieved regardless of the current temperature m of the gas turbine plant and the temperature difference between the cooling gas area and the hot gas-carrying area.
- a sealing element is preferably also suitable for sealing a gap between two components which have component grooves which taper the components away from the gap.
- the degree of tapering, in particular an appropriate elimination angle, is preferably adapted to the operating temperature of the gas turbine system.
- the object directed to a gas turbine plant is achieved in that, in the circumferential direction, adjacent components which are separated by a gap and which separate a hot gas area from a cooling fluid area, em sealing element with a toothed (corrugated) surface in corresponding grooves the components are inserted.
- the hot gas area becomes hot gas (up to over 1000 ° C) and during normal operation of the gas turbine system
- Components, spaced apart in the axial direction, guide vane plate and a wall component arranged opposite a moving blade, are sealed by a sealing element designed as a hollow body, in particular a dumbbell or eight-shaped sealing element.
- FIGS. 2 to 4 show a cross section through a sealing element in a gas turbine plant.
- FIG. 1 shows a gas turbine system 22 directed along a main axis 14.
- a housing 17 In a housing 17, the latter has alternating guide vanes 12 and rotor blades 15 in the axial direction.
- the guide vanes 12 are directed along an axis 18 perpendicular to the main axis 14 and are arranged to form a circle along the circumference of the gas turbine system 22.
- the guide vanes 12 are connected to the housing 17 of the gas turbine system 22 via a respective guide vane plate 16.
- a respective gap 5 ⁇ . Fig. 2
- the guide vane plate 16 separates a hot gas area 11 formed around the main axis 14 of the gas turbine system 22 from a cool gas area S formed between the guide vane plate 16 and the turbine housing 17 of the gas tower system.
- the rotor blades 15 lie completely in the hot gas area 11.
- This hot gas area 11 is separated from the cooling air area 8 by a plurality of wall components 13 along the circumference of the gas turbine system 22.
- the wall components 13 are each adjacent to the moving blades 15.
- the wall components 13 smd connected to the turbine housing 17.
- a respective wall component 13 is spaced from a respective guide vane 12, in particular the guide vane plate 16, through a gap 5.
- This gap 5 is sealed by a sealing element 1, which largely prevents the flow of cooling gas from the cooling gas area 8 into the hot gas area 11.
- the guide vane 12 provides here a first component 2a and the wall part 13 represent a second component 2b.
- the cooling gas region 8 is thus sealed from the hot gas region 11 between adjacent guide vanes 12 and wall components 13 and in the circumferential direction in each case a seal between adjacent guide vanes 12 and accordingly between adjacent wall components 13.
- the sealing element 1 is directed along a main line 21 and, in the cross section shown, has a first end 6a, a second end 6b and an intermediate region 10 perpendicular to the main line 21.
- the sealing element 1 has a plurality of sealing grooves " " executed toward the cooling gas area 8, a sealing tip (sealing tooth) 20 each being formed between adjacent sealing grooves 7, which sealing abutment against the corresponding component groove 3a, 3b. Since the pressure of the cooling gas is generally higher than the pressure of the hot gas in the hot gas-carrying region 11, the sealing element 1 lies on the component grooves 3a, 3b with its smooth surface, so that the sealing tips 20 are largely relieved of mechanical stress. As a result, the wear of the sealing element 1 is significantly reduced.
- FIG. 3 shows an enlarged illustration of the sealing element 1 according to FIG. 2.
- the hot gas-carrying area 11 is the smooth one
- the sealing element 1 tapers from its central region 10 hm to the respective ends 6a, 6b.
- the component groove 3a also tapers from the gap 5 into the component 2a, the guide vane plate 16.
- the sealing grooves 7 have an inclination angle ⁇ relative to a center line 4, which is in particular a main axis 4a of the sealing element 1. This angle of inclination ⁇ is approximately 90 ° in the central region, so that there the sealing grooves 7 run essentially orthogonally to the center line 4.
- the angle of inclination ⁇ of the sealing grooves n decreases, in particular continuously.
- a sealing element 1 with sealing grooves 7 is preferably used to seal a gap between adjacent guide vanes 12 or adjacent wall components 13 on the circumference of the gas turbine system.
- the sealing element 1 is a hollow body which extends along emer Hauptlmie 21 stretched. In the transverse section, the sealing element 1 is essentially symmetrical to a center line 4 and thicker at its ends 6a, 6b than in its central region 10. It has approximately the shape of a dumbbell. As a result, the ends 6a, 6b projecting into the component grooves 3a, 3b bring about an effective sealing of the gap 5.
- the sealing element 1 is also compressed and stretched along its center line 4.
- a sealing contact of the sealing element 1 m is the component grooves 3a, 3b guaranteed here during all operating phases of the gas turbine system 22.
- the invention is characterized by a sealing element for sealing a gap between two components, in particular a gas turbine system, which is stretched along a main line, a longitudinal axis, and has a profiled cross section.
- the sealing element In cross section the sealing element is directed along a center line and deformable in a direction essentially orthogonal to the center line.
- the sealing element serves, in particular, to seal components which lie on one side against a cooling gas area and on an opposite side against a hot gas-carrying area of the gas turbine.
- the components have component grooves, the sealing element being insertable along its center line in the component grooves of adjoining components.
- the deformability of the sealing element ensures that the sealing element engages in the component grooves during each operating phase of the gas turbine system, in particular at high temperatures of over 1000 ° C.
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JP51308597A JP3898225B2 (ja) | 1995-09-29 | 1996-09-27 | 間隙を密封するためのシール要素並びにガスタービン設備 |
DE59609029T DE59609029D1 (de) | 1995-09-29 | 1996-09-27 | Dichtelement zur dichtung eines spaltes sowie gasturbinenanlage |
EP96942252A EP0852659B1 (de) | 1995-09-29 | 1996-09-27 | Dichtelement zur dichtung eines spaltes sowie gasturbinenanlage |
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