Moving blade removing device and moving blade removal method
AssigneeMitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
InventorsTadakazu Sakaguchi, Riku Uesato
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AssigneeMitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
InventorsTadakazu Sakaguchi, Riku Uesato
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A moving blade removing device includes a pushing-out mechanism and a frame attached to the pushing-out mechanism. The pushing-out mechanism includes a contacting end to contact a moving blade, and a drive mechanism for moving the contacting end. The frame includes a base, a reaction force accepting portion, and a push accepting portion in a second base end portion of the base. The base has an outer circumference contacting surface facing the first height side to contact an outer circumferential surface of a disk. The reaction force accepting portion has an end contacting surface facing a second movement side to contact a first end surface of the disk. The push accepting portion has a mechanism contacting surface facing a first movement side and coming into contact with a mechanism end surface of the drive mechanism facing the second movement side.
A rotor blade removing device for removal of a rotor blade from a disk, the disk including an outer peripheral surface that extends in a circumferential direction around an axis, a first end surface that faces a first axial side which is one of both-two sides in an axial direction in which the axis extends, a second end surface that faces a second axial side opposite to the first axial side, and a blade root groove, the first end surface extending toward a radial inner side with respect to the axis from an edge of the outer peripheral surface that is on the first axial side, the second end surface extending toward the radial inner side from an edge of the outer peripheral surface that is on the second axial side, the blade root groove being recessed toward the radial inner side from the outer peripheral surface and extending from the second end surface in a groove penetration direction twisted with respect to the axial direction to penetrate to the first end surface, the rotor blade including a blade body of which a cross-sectional shape perpendicular to a radial direction with respect to the axis is a blade-like shape and that extends in the radial direction and a blade root that is provided on the radial inner side with respect to the blade body and that is fitted to the blade root groove, the rotor blade removing device comprising:
A rotor blade removal method for removal of a rotor blade from a disk, the disk including an outer peripheral surface that extends in a circumferential direction around an axis, a first end surface that faces a first axial side which is one of two sides in an axial direction in which the axis extends, a second end surface that faces a second axial side opposite to the first axial side, and a blade root groove, the first end surface extending toward a radial inner side with respect to the axis from an edge of the outer peripheral surface that is on the first axial side, the second end surface extending toward the radial inner side from an edge of the outer peripheral surface that is on the second axial side, the blade root groove being recessed toward the radial inner side from the outer peripheral surface and extending from the second end surface in a groove penetration direction twisted with respect to the axial direction to penetrate to the first end surface, the rotor blade including a blade body of which a cross-sectional shape perpendicular to a radial direction with respect to the axis is a blade-like shape and that extends in the radial direction and a blade root that is provided on the radial inner side with respect to the blade body and that is fitted to the blade root groove, the rotor blade removal method comprising:
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