WO2014146955A1 - Dichtelement zur dichtung eines spaltes - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a sealing element for sealing a gap between two thermally mutually movable components, each having two substantially parallel Bauteilnuten, wherein the sealing element is directed along a main line and in a substantially to
- Main line vertical cross section has a first end portion and a second end portion and a central portion disposed between the end portions. It further relates to a gas turbine with such a sealing element.
- a gas turbine is a turbomachine in which a pressurized gas expands. It consists of a turbine or expander, an upstream compressor and an intermediate combustion chamber.
- the principle of operation is based on the cycle process (joule process): this compresses air via the blading of one or more compressor stages, then mixes these in the combustion chamber with a gaseous or liquid fuel, ignites and burns.
- the air is guided in a secondary air system and used for cooling in particular thermally stressed components.
- the result is a hot gas (mixture of combustion gas and air), which relaxes in the subsequent turbine part, with thermal converts into mechanical energy and first drives the compressor.
- the remaining portion is used in the shaft engine for driving a generator, a propeller or other rotating consumers.
- the thermal energy accelerates the hot gas flow, which generates the thrust.
- leaks lead to increased energy consumption by the compressor and a difficult design calculation of the components.
- Another reason why leaks should be avoided concerns the true hot gas temperatures in the turbine: the more leakage losses are present, the higher the air consumption of the secondary air system and the less compressed air is therefore supplied to the combustion chamber.
- the inlet temperature must be set higher by supplying more fuel.
- the components are subject to higher loads and additional cooling is necessary. As a result, increased design effort and reduced turbine efficiency follow.
- sealing concepts are used within the turbine as required.
- flat in a main line along the respective gap, z. B. along the circumferential direction in radial gaps extending sealing elements in a groove, which is usually perpendicular or at a defined angle to be sealed gap, driven.
- the sealing elements are designed as flat sealing elements with a smooth surface.
- grooved or serrated sealing plates are used, which are also referred to as a riffle seal or comb profiled seal. This is a metal gasket having between two ends or end portions a central region with a smooth and a serrated or toothed surface and is known for example from EP 0 852 659 Bl.
- the toothed profile is deformed during assembly so far that after installation creates a virtually backlash-free connection between the grooved components and the sealing element.
- a disadvantage of the above-mentioned sealing elements is that they are unsuitable for components that are subjected to larger radial displacements against each other, due to their lack of flexibility in the radial direction. Due to the comparatively high rigidity of the sheet, it quickly leads to wear marks due to twisting and offset movements in the
- This object is achieved according to the invention by arranging parallel to the first end portion a third end portion with the first end portion substantially the same extension direction and parallel to the second end portion, a fourth end portion with the second end portion substantially the same extension direction at the central region.
- the invention is based on the consideration that the sealing elements used hitherto in particular allow a mobility of the components along their extension direction, typically in the axial direction.
- a higher flexibility of the sealing element would be achievable if the sheet thicknesses of the sealing element could be selected to be lower, so that the sealing element itself would be flexibly movable.
- the hold of the sealing element on the respective component should be improved. This is possible by the arrangement of further end portions, which are arranged parallel to the existing end portions. This results in a double tongue and groove joints on each side of the sealing element with double, parallel grooves in the component, whereby the grip on the respective component reinforced and the seal is improved.
- the middle region comprises a section connecting the first and third end sections and a section connecting the second and fourth end sections, the sections being connected via a connecting section.
- the introduced in parallel grooves in the same component end portions are directly connected to each other, for. B. by means of a semi-circular section.
- the end portions are located as tips of a U-shaped portion in the respective grooves.
- the two sections are then further connected via a connecting portion, the z. B. can just extend through the gap.
- Other shapes are possible.
- the central region comprises a section connecting the first and second end sections and a section connecting the third and fourth end sections, the sections being connected via a connecting section.
- two in relation to the gap opposite Bauteilnuten different components introduced end portions are connected to each other, for. B. in the nature of the previously remaining sealing plates, but which may be made thinner to improve the elasticity for twisting and misalignment.
- the two connecting sections are then connected to one another via a connecting section. xed.
- the sections can z. B. directly welded or soldered together, so that the connecting portion consists only of the weld.
- the connecting portion is designed self-return stretchable.
- the middle region and / or the respective end sections are configured in such a way that the respective end sections can be moved in the same extension direction against each other in a self-restoring manner.
- This can be done in a particularly simple manner, characterized in that the central region is made of correspondingly thin sheet, so that the elasticity of the material used allows a corresponding expansion and compression.
- the elasticity of the sealing element is also increased.
- the respective end section is configured in a zigzag shape in its cross section. Together with the compared to previously used sealing plates thinner design of the sealing element thus results in a resilient function in the axial direction.
- the respective end section has a surface which is toothed.
- the toothing can be provided with an inclination pointing to the central region, so that the end portion is on the one hand compressible and on the other hand in the manner of a barb in the groove is fixed.
- the toothing can also be applied on both sides of each end section in order to further improve the fixation in the groove.
- the respective end portion can advantageously be bent in a circle.
- the radius decreases, the end portion springs in and slides smoothly into the groove. In an outward movement, however, the element is tense and thus inhibits the
- the sealing element is at least partially made of a metallic material.
- metallic materials offer a reversible
- a described sealing element is arranged in an advantageous embodiment in a gas turbine, which has a hot gas region and a cooling gas region to be sealed therefrom for cooling guide vanes of the gas turbine, wherein the sealing element in two substantially parallel Bauteilnuten a first component and in two substantially parallel Bauteilnuten a to the engages first component adjacent the second component, wherein between the components, a gap is formed.
- the double tongue and groove connection in each component offers a particularly secure hold of the sealing element even with strong displacement or distortion, so that the cooling gas area is perfectly sealed from the hot gas area.
- the end section to be introduced into the respective component groove advantageously has a slight oversize relative to the component groove.
- the component groove, into which the sealing element engages tapers away from the gap into the component. This facilitates assembly, since the sealing element can be inserted more easily into the component groove.
- the taper can be formed, in particular, in that the web formed between the parallel component grooves is wedge-shaped in profile.
- the spacing of the end sections engaging in the essentially parallel component grooves is slightly smaller than the spacing of the essentially parallel component grooves.
- the end portions are pressed apart during insertion into the groove, so that the sealing element is held like a claw in the grooves by the resulting bias.
- the sealing element is particularly well fixed in the grooves. Due to the pre-tension of the end sections against each other, a retraction movement takes place when the sealing element is withdrawn namely at the end sections, whereby the radius of the circular bend is increased and the end section wedges in the respective groove.
- the length of the respective end section varies along the main line and the respective end section engages in a Bauteilnut whose depth profile of Variation of the length is formed.
- a displacement protection of the sealing element along the main line can be realized in a simple manner:
- sealing elements and component grooves can be matched to one another in this manner in the manner of a coding, so that a specific sealing element only fits into a specific component groove along its main line due to its length variation. As a result, errors during assembly can be prevented.
- a gas turbine having a hot gas region and a cooling gas region to be sealed therefrom for cooling guide vanes, wherein the regions are separated from one another by a plurality of components arranged in the circumferential direction and in the axial direction and at least one first component and a second component are spaced apart by a gap.
- the advantages achieved by the invention are in particular that a much better grip of the sealing element and a greater flexibility in the radial direction with sealing by a sealing element with double double end sections on both sides, which are introduced into corresponding double Bauteilnuten on each side of the gap two axially spaced components are allowed in a gas turbine.
- the flexibility of the sealing element so as to minimize thermal stresses and prevents cracking.
- a better sealing effect is achieved by reliably closing the gap.
- the high potential for axial play compensation and the self-locking effect additionally reduce the current risk that the sealing element may fall out of the component groove.
- FIG. 11 is a plan view of the sealing element of FIG. 10
- FIG. 1 a detail of a gas turbine 1 is shown, which is aligned along an axis 2.
- the gas turbine 1 has in a housing 4 in the axial direction alternately vanes 6 and blades 8.
- the vanes 6 are directed along an axis 10 perpendicular to the axis 2 of the gas turbine and arranged along the circumference of the gas turbine 1 forming a circle.
- Such a circle of vanes 6 is also referred to as Leitschaufelrad.
- the vanes 6 are connected via a respective vane plate 12 to the housing 4 of the gas turbine 1 and are thus part of the stator of the gas turbine first
- adjacent vanes 6 are spaced apart from each other by a respective gap (not shown in detail), allowing them to expand substantially freely thermally.
- the guide blade plate 12 separates a hot gas region 14 formed around the axis 2 of the gas turbine 1 from a cooling gas region 16 formed between the guide blade plate 12 and the housing 4.
- the hot gas previously burned in the combustion chamber not shown, flows. while in the cooling air area, bleed air typically flows out of the end area of the compressor.
- the rotor blades 8 are stretched along a respective axis 18, which is also substantially orthogonal to the axis 2 of the gas turbine 1.
- the blades 8 lie completely in the hot gas region 14. They are arranged in a ring shape as a blade wheel on the rotor of the turbine rotating about the axis 2.
- a vane wheel is called a turbine stage together with the downstream impeller.
- the hot gas region 14 is separated from the cooling gas region 16 by a plurality of ring segments 20 along the circumference of the gas turbine 1.
- the ring segments 20 are each connected to the housing 4.
- a respective ring segment 20 is spaced from a respective vane 6, in particular the vane plate 12 by a gap 22.
- This gap 22 is sealed by a sealing element 24, which largely prevents a flow of cooling gas from the cooling gas region 16 into the hot gas region 14.
- the guide vane 12 in this case represents a first component and the ring segment 20 is a second component.
- FIG. 2 shows a first exemplary embodiment of the sealing element 24 in the enlarged illustration of the region II from FIG. 2 shows a guide plate 12 and a ring segment 20 as two adjacent components, which the gap 22 are spaced from each other.
- the components may alternatively be two adjacent guide vanes 6, in particular guide vanes 12, as well as two adjacent ring segments 20.
- the gap 22 sealingly engages a sealing element 24 a.
- the sealing element 24 is aligned along a leading in the drawing, aligned in the circumferential direction main line and has in the illustrated cross section perpendicular to the main line a first end portion 38, a second end portion 40 and an intermediate central region 42.
- the first end section 38 lies in the component groove 26 and is thus in the
- the second end portion 40 is located in the Bauteilnut 30 and is thus aligned substantially in the radial direction to the ring segment 20 out.
- a third end section 44 in the component groove 28 Arranged parallel to the first end section 38 on the central region 42 is a third end section 44 in the component groove 28. Parallel to the second end section 40 on the central region 42 is a fourth end section 46 in the component groove 32.
- the end sections 38, 44 in the component grooves 26, 28 of the vane support 12 are connected by a parabolic shaped portion 48.
- the end sections 40, 46 in the component grooves 30, 32 of the ring segment 20 connected by a parabolic shaped portion 50.
- the sections 48, 50 are connected by a radially aligned connecting portion 52.
- the end sections 38, 40, 44, 46 are in each case circular inwards, ie, bent toward the respective other end section 38, 40, 44, 46 in the same component 12, 20.
- the entire sealing element 24 is made of comparatively thin sheet metal, for example of a thermally high-strength nickel alloy.
- the sealing element 24 is thus elastically extensible. This elasticity is used for fixing the sealing element 24 in the Bauteilnuten 26, 28, 30, 32.
- the axial distance between the respective parallel end sections 38, 44 and 40, 46 is greater than the spacing of the parallel component grooves 26, 28 and 30, 32 in the uninstalled state of the sealing element 24. This can be seen in the comparison drawing shown in FIG showing the sealing element 24 in the non-installed state.
- the respective end section 38, 40, 44, 46 with its circular bend has a slight oversize relative to the respective component groove 26, 28, 30, 32.
- FIGS. 4 to 10 each show alternative embodiments of the sealing element 24.
- the drawings are described by way of their differences from the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 2 or other previously described figures. Not mentioned Features are substantially equal to FIG 2 and the above-mentioned above-mentioned figure.
- FIG. 4 shows a sealing element 24, the middle region 42 of which is configured differently with respect to FIG. 2.
- opposite end sections 38, 40 and 44, 46 are connected to one another by connecting sections 54 and 56 which are aligned essentially axially connected.
- the sections 54, 56 are connected via a radially aligned connecting section 58.
- the connecting portion 58 may extend or be interrupted over the entire length of the sealing element 24 along the main line, so that there is only a partial or point connection.
- FIG. 6 substantially the sealing element 24 from FIG. 4 is shown, wherein the connecting section 58 is designed to increase the flexibility as a resilient element, ie. H. as an arrangement of springs or expansion rods.
- FIG. 8 in turn, essentially the sealing element 24 from FIG. 4 is shown, wherein the connecting section 58 only consists of a weld seam between the sections 54, 56 which are connected to one another. Accordingly, the sections 54, 56 are more bent.
- the webs 34, 36 have no wedge shape, but are rounded.
- FIG. 6 also shows a situation with an axial enlargement of the gap: The bent end sections 38, 40, 44, 46 roll up due to the balance of forces and become wedged in the component grooves 26, 28, 30, 32.
- the sealing element 24 shown in FIG 9 is held thicker with respect to the sealing element 24 of FIG 2 in terms of sheet thickness.
- the sections 54, 56 are connected via a connecting section 58, which essentially consists of a welded seam.
- the sections 54, 56 may be connected by brazing.
- the connecting portion 58 may extend over the entire length of the sealing element 24 along the main line or be interrupted, so that only a partial or punctual connection exists.
- the end portions 38, 40, 44, 46 are configured in a zigzag shape and have a slight oversize relative to the respective component groove 26, 28, 30, 32. As a result, they are compressed upon insertion into the component grooves 26, 28, 30, 32 and form a plurality of contact surfaces with the component groove 26, 28, 30, 32, depending on the axial prestressing and offset or twisting of the components to be sealed.
- the thickness of the sheet metal is also increased compared with the embodiment of FIG. 4, but is still thinner than in the case of the previously used sealing sheets.
- opposite end sections 38, 40 and 44, 46 are connected to one another by connecting sections 54 and 56, which are oriented essentially axially.
- the sections 54 and 56 have in their center a bulge 60, which is directed to the respective other section 54 and 56, respectively.
- the portions 54, 56 are connected via a connecting portion 58, which in turn consists essentially of a weld.
- the end sections 38, 40, 44, 46 are toothed on their radially aligned surfaces, ie both the surfaces facing the hot gas section 14 and the cooling gas section 16.
- the toothing shown schematically may be inclined in the direction of the central region 42, so that in conjunction with the excess relative to the respective Bauteilnut 26, 28, 30, 32, an effect in the manner of a barb is achieved.
- the end sections 38, 40 adjoining the cooling gas region 16 together with the connecting section 54 form a metal sheet
- the end sections 44, 46 adjoining the hot gas region together with the connecting section 56 form a further metal sheet.
- the metal sheets are connected at the connecting portion 58 to the finished sealing element 24.
- FIG. 11 shows the view XI from FIG. 10, wherein only the sheet facing the cooling gas region 16 is shown.
- the end portions 38, 40 vary linearly in length along the main line, resulting in a trapezoidal shape of the sheet.
- the Bauteilnuten 26, 30 are formed the length variation.
- the sheet (not shown) facing the hot gas area 14 has the same length variation, but is reversed with respect to the main line so that the trapezoidal shape is opposite to that of the first sheet. Accordingly, the Bauteilnuten 28, 32 are formed. As a result, the sealing element 24 is secured against displacements along the main line.
- the cooling gas region 16 facing sheet metal made of a less temperature-resistant and thus cheaper material be as the the hot gas region 14 facing sheet.
- the component grooves 26, 28, 30, 32 can taper into the respective component 12, 20.
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