Gas-turbine combustion chamber having non-symmetrical fuel nozzles
AssigneeRolls-Royce Deutschland Ltd & Co KG
InventorCarsten CLEMEN
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AssigneeRolls-Royce Deutschland Ltd & Co KG
InventorCarsten CLEMEN
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The present invention relates to an annular gas-turbine combustion chamber having a radially outer and a radially inner combustion chamber wall relative to a machine axis, a combustion chamber head and a combustion chamber outlet nozzle, where the combustion chamber head includes several fuel nozzles spread over its circumference for supplying air and fuel, the latter exiting in an outlet surface of the fuel nozzles, where the respective fuel nozzle has a burner axis which is vertical to the outlet surface and where the intersections of the burner axes with the outlet surfaces define a circular burner centerline around the engine axis, characterized in that a cross-sectional area of the fuel nozzle radially outside the burner centerline is identical to a cross-sectional area radially inside the burner centerline.
Annular gas-turbine combustion chamber having a radially outer and a radially inner combustion chamber wall relative to a machine axis, a combustion chamber head and a combustion chamber outlet nozzle, where the combustion chamber head includes several fuel nozzles spread over its circumference for supplying air and fuel, the latter exiting in an outlet surface of the fuel nozzles, where the respective fuel nozzle has a burner axis which is vertical to the outlet surface and where the intersections of the burner axes with the outlet surfaces define a circular burner centerline around the engine axis, characterized in that a cross-sectional area of the fuel nozzle radially outside the burner centerline is identical to a cross-sectional area radially inside the burner centerline.
Gas-turbine combustion chamber having a combustion chamber head and a combustion chamber outlet nozzle, where the combustion chamber head includes a fuel nozzle for supplying air and fuel, the latter exiting in an outlet surface of the fuel nozzle, where the fuel nozzle has a burner axis which is vertical to the outlet surface, where several combustion chambers are provided on the circumference relative to a machine axis of the gas turbine, and where the intersections of the burner axes with the outlet surfaces define a circular burner centerline around the engine axis, characterized in that a cross-sectional area of the fuel nozzle radially outside the burner centerline is identical to a cross-sectional area radially inside the burner centerline.
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