Labyrinth sealing joint for an aircraft turbomachine
AssigneeSafran Aircraft Engines
InventorClément Raphaël Laroche
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AssigneeSafran Aircraft Engines
InventorClément Raphaël Laroche
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A labyrinth sealing joint for a turbomachine, for example of an aircraft, includes a rotor element extending about an axis (A), and a stator element extending around the rotor element, the rotor element having two annular lips extending radially outwards and surrounded by at least one abradable element carried by the stator element. A plurality of gas passage cavities are arranged circumferentially next to one another between the two lips which are interconnected by connecting partitions, wherein at least one of the lips has at least one axial gas passage opening that leads into at least some of the cavities, wherein the partitions extend substantially axially between the lips and define sectors of gas passage spaces between them, the sectors of spaces being divided by separation walls for forming the cavities.
A labyrinth sealing joint for a turbomachine, the labyrinth sealing joint comprising a rotor element extending around an axis, and a stator element extending around the rotor element, the rotor element comprising:
A labyrinth sealing joint for a turbomachine, comprising a rotor element extending around an axis, and a stator element extending around the rotor element, the rotor element comprising:
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