Effect of Ingress on Turbine Discs

Effect of Ingress on Turbine Discs
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10.1115/gt2015-42324
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2015
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Geonhwan Cho;C. Sangan;J. Owen;G. Lock
Geonhwan Cho;C. Sangan;J. Owen;G. Lock
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Geonhwan Cho;C. Sangan;J. Owen;G. Lock

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The ingress of hot gas through the rim seal of a gas turbine depends on the pressure difference between the mainstream flow in the turbine annulus and that in the wheel-space radially inward of the seal. This paper describes experimental measurements which quantify the effect of ingress on both the stator and rotor discs in a wheel-space pressurised by sealing flow. Infrared sensors were developed and calibrated to accurately measure the temperature history of the rotating disc surface during a transient experiment, leading to an adiabatic effectiveness. The performance of four generic (though engine-representative) single- and double-clearance seals was assessed in terms of the variation of adiabatic effectiveness with sealing flow rate. The measurements identify a so-called thermal buffering effect, where the boundary layer on the rotor protects the disc from the effects of ingress. It was shown that the effectiveness on the rotor was significantly higher than the equivalent stator effectiveness for all rim seals tested. Although the ingress through the rim seal is a consequence of an unsteady, three-dimensional flow field, and the cause-effect relationship between pressure and the sealing effectiveness is complex, the time-averaged experimental data is shown to be successfully predicted by relatively simple semi-empirical models, which are described in a separate paper. Of particular interest to the designer, significant ingress can enter the wheel-space before its effect is sensed by the rotor.Copyright © 2015 by ASME