Integral brush seal cover plate and method
AssigneeRtx Corporation
InventorChristopher PETERSON
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InventorChristopher PETERSON
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A brush seal for use with a ceramic matrix composite (CMC) component of a gas turbine engine may feed a cooling flow to the CMC component, which has a hot side configured for exposure to a hot gas path of the gas turbine engine and an opposing cold side having a cavity for feeding a cooling flow to at least one film cooling hole of the CMC component. The brush seal includes: an outer diameter (OD) backing plate; an inner diameter (ID) backing plate; a plurality of brush seal bristles sandwiched between the OD backing plate and the ID backing plate; at least one hole forming a passage extending through the OD backing plate, the brush seal bristles, and the ID backing plate; and a cover plate attached to an inner surface of the ID backing plate and configured to extend into the cavity of the CMC component.
A brush seal for use with a ceramic matrix composite (CMC) component of a gas turbine engine, the CMC component having a hot side configured for exposure to a hot gas path of the gas turbine engine and an opposing cold side having a cavity for feeding a cooling flow to at least one film cooling hole of the CMC component, the brush seal comprising:
A method of controlling thermal gradients in a film-cooled ceramic matrix composite (CMC) component of a gas turbine engine, the CMC component having a hot side configured for exposure to a hot gas path of the gas turbine engine and an opposing cold side having a cavity for feeding a cooling flow to at least one film cooling hole of the CMC component, the method comprising:
A method of controlling thermal gradients in a film-cooled ceramic matrix composite (CMC) component of a gas turbine engine, the CMC component having a hot side configured for exposure to a hot gas path of the gas turbine engine and an opposing cold side having a cavity for feeding a cooling flow to at least one film cooling hole of the CMC component, the method comprising:
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