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US 11,298,742 B2Granted
Hybrid component with cooling channels and corresponding process
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsGary B. Merrill, Nicholas F. Martin, Jr.
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Abstract
A component is provided and includes a core including a ceramic matrix composite material, one or more cooling channels formed about the core, an outer metal shell disposed about the core and the one or more cooling channels and a protective material between the core and the outer metal shell. The one or more cooling channels are formed about the core as an array of cooling channels in the protective material.
Claims6
A component comprising:
- a core comprising a ceramic matrix composite material;
- one or more cooling channels formed about the core;
- an outer metal shell disposed about the core and the one or more cooling channels;
- and
- a protective material between the core and the outer metal shell,
- wherein:
- the one or more cooling channels are formed about the core as an array of cooling channels in the protective material,
- the core has an entirely continuous external surface with an entirety of each of the one or more cooling channels being outside of the external surface of the core, and
- each of the one or more cooling channels protrudes beyond the protective material and into the outer metal shell.
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A component comprising:
- a core comprising a ceramic matrix composite material;
- one or more cooling channels formed about the core;
- an outer metal shell disposed about the core and the one or more cooling channels;
- and
- a protective material between the core and the outer metal shell,
- wherein:
- the one or more cooling channels are formed about the core and the protective material as an array of cooling channels in the outer metal shell, and
- the protective material has an entirely continuous external surface with an entirety of each of the one or more cooling channels being outside of the external surface of the protective material.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.