Radial inflow turbine, turbocharger, and method for assembling turbocharger
AssigneeMitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
InventorRyo Takata
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Abstract
A radial inflow turbine includes a turbine wheel having a blade, in which a hub-side end of a leading edge of the blade is located radially inward relative to a shroud-side end of the leading edge, and a housing having a scroll part and a bend part deflecting a flow of a working fluid flowing radially inward from the scroll part, along an axial direction. The turbine wheel has at least one through hole bypassing the blade.
Claims10
A radial inflow turbine comprising:
- a turbine wheel having a disc part of substantially cylindrical shape and a blade radially formed around the outer periphery of the disc part, wherein a hub-side end of a leading edge of the blade is located radially inward relative to a shroud-side end of the leading edge;
- and
- a housing having a scroll part and a bend part deflecting a flow directed from the scroll part toward the blade of the turbine wheel,
- wherein the bend part is configured to deflect a flow of a working fluid flowing radially inward from the scroll part, along an axial direction, and
- wherein the turbine wheel has at least one through hole bypassing the blade,
- wherein the at least one through hole communicates with a main flow passage of the working fluid in the bend part via a clearance between an upstream end surface of a disc part of the turbine wheel and an end surface of the housing facing the upstream end surface of the disc part,
- wherein the at least one through hole has:
- a first end which is disposed on an upstream side of the flow and at which the at least one through hole opens to the clearance;
- and
- a second end opposite to the first end and disposed on a downstream side of the flow, and
- wherein the at least one through hole is disposed in the disc part, and is entirely located radially inward relative to the blade.
A radial inflow turbine comprising:
- a turbine wheel having a blade, wherein a hub-side end of a leading edge of the blade is located radially inward relative to a shroud-side end of the leading edge;
- and
- a housing having a scroll part and a bend part deflecting a flow directed from the scroll part toward the blade of the turbine wheel,
- wherein the bend part is configured to deflect a flow of a working fluid flowing radially inward from the scroll part, along an axial direction,
- wherein the turbine wheel has at least one through hole bypassing the blade, and
- wherein a ratio of a suction flow rate of the working fluid sucked via the at least one through hole to a flow rate of the working fluid flowing into the bend part is 0.01 or more and 0.04 or less.
A radial inflow turbine comprising:
- a turbine wheel having a blade, wherein a hub-side end of a leading edge of the blade is located radially inward relative to a shroud-side end of the leading edge;
- and
- a housing having a scroll part and a bend part deflecting a flow directed from the scroll part toward the blade of the turbine wheel,
- wherein the bend part is configured to deflect a flow of a working fluid flowing radially inward from the scroll part, along an axial direction,
- wherein the turbine wheel has at least one through hole bypassing the blade, and
- wherein the at least one through hole extends obliquely with respect to the axial direction so as to deviate radially outward from an upstream side to a downstream side.
A method for assembling a turbocharger including a turbine wheel having a blade and a compressor wheel connected to a rotational shaft of the turbine wheel, a hub-side end of a leading edge of the blade being located radially inward relative to a shroud-side end of the leading edge, the method comprising:
- a step of respectively engaging a plurality of locking parts of a fixation jig with a plurality of through holes provided in a disc part of the turbine wheel;
- a step of assembling the compressor wheel to the rotational shaft;
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- a step of screwing a first screw part of a fastening member with a second screw part formed at an end portion of the rotational shaft, in a state where the plurality of locking parts of the fixation jig are respectively engaged with the plurality of through holes of the disc part, to fasten the compressor wheel, which is assembled to the rotational shaft, to the rotational shaft.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.