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US 10,119,402 B2Granted
Compressor wheel of a radial compressor of an exhaust-gas turbocharger
AssigneeBorgWarner Inc.
InventorsAlessio Scheri, Aleksandra Dimova, Thomas Lischer, Henning Scheel
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Abstract
A compressor wheel (1) of a radial compressor (2) of an exhaust-gas turbocharger (3), having a hub (8); and having two blade rows (9, 10) which are arranged adjacent to one another on the hub (8), a first blade row (9) forming the leading blade row, and the adjacent, second blade row (10) forming the trailing blade row, wherein the number of blades (11) of the first blade row (9) is equal to the number of blades (12) of the second blade row (10).
Claims2
An exhaust-gas turbocharger (3) having a radial compressor (2) including a compressor wheel (1) having a hub (8);
- and two blade rows (9, 10) arranged on the hub (8) including an inducer blade row (9) comprising a plurality of inducer blades and an exit blade row (10) comprising a plurality of exit blades, the blade rows cooperating for inducting air in axially, accelerating it centrifugally, and discharging air radially outward, wherein the number of inducer blades (11) of the inducer blade row (9) is equal to the number of exit blades (12) of the exit blade row (10), each inducer blade (11) cooperating with an exit blade (12) to form a blade pair, wherein each inducer blade (11) of the blade pair and each exit blade (12) of the blade pair has a leading edge (13, 14), a trailing edge (15, 16), a pressure side and a suction side, wherein a spacing (D) is provided between the trailing edge (15) of the inducer blade (11) of the blade pair and the leading edge (14) of the exit blade (12) of the blade pair as viewed in the inflow direction (A), and the exit blade (12) of the blade pair is advanced in the direction of rotation relative to the inducer blade (11) of the blade pair, and wherein all air flowing through said spacing (D) flows from the pressure side of the inducer blades to the suction side of the exit blades.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.