2019
DOI: 10.2478/tae-2019-0002
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Turbine Blade of Gas Turbine Engine Additional Unloading by Changing the Layout of the Gravity Centre of the Shroud Shelf

Abstract: The article describes the impact of the gas turbine engine low-pressure turbine blade shroud shelf on the blade profile stress position. Attention is focused directly on the impact of the location of the gravity centre of the shroud shelf on blade stress distribution at the three most critical points of the profile. The paper describes the details of the calculation and the required expressions provided, as well as the results of the calculation example with clear graphical dependencies.

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“…When compressor stator blades with attached structures are subjected to an excitation force, the adjacent working faces will slide relatively, and the resulting friction will consume vibration energy and thus affect vibration characteristics [5]. Therefore, the nonlinear characteristics of the contact surface will significantly affect the vibration response behavior of the stator blade, and tests show that this dry friction damping is related to a variety of factors [6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When compressor stator blades with attached structures are subjected to an excitation force, the adjacent working faces will slide relatively, and the resulting friction will consume vibration energy and thus affect vibration characteristics [5]. Therefore, the nonlinear characteristics of the contact surface will significantly affect the vibration response behavior of the stator blade, and tests show that this dry friction damping is related to a variety of factors [6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%