Sealing member for a rotary heat-accumulator type heat exchanger for a gas turbine engine
AssigneeNissan Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorYoshihiro Sakaki
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Abstract
A sealing member for a rotary heat-accumulator type heat exchanger for a gas turbine engine, in which a hollow cover having a plurality of holes is provided between a sliding plate and a shield panel of a heat accumulator. Low-temperature, high pressure air is forced to flow through the holes of the cover into high-temperature air side of the heat accumulator, whereby portions of the sealing member are effectively cooled.
Claims7
In a sealing member for a rotary heat-accumulator type heat exchanger of a gas turbine engine which sealing member includes a sliding plate slidable on a heat accumulator, a shield panel secured to said sliding plate, and a backing plate for backing said shield panel, said shield panel having a low-temperature side and a high-temperature side, the improvement comprising:
- a. an elongate cover defining an interior chamber therethrough constituting a flow path for low-temperature air,
- b. said cover extending along the sliding plate and being disposed between said sliding plate and said shield panel at the low-temperature side of the shield panel,
- c. said cover extending radially of said heat accumulator and having openings at each end thereof to admit low-temperature and high-pressure air to the interior chamber of said cover and having a plurality of holes such that said air will cool portions of said sealing member.
In a sealing member for a rotary heat-accumulator type heat exchanger of a gas turbine engine, which sealing member includes a sliding plate slidable on a heat accumulator, a shield panel secured to the sliding plate, and a backing plate for backing the shield panel, the improvement comprising:
- a. a cover extending along the sliding plate and being disposed between said sliding plate and said shield panel,
- b. said cover having an interior chamber and a plurality of holes, and
- c. means for direction low-temperature, high pressure air in a forced flow to the interior chamber of said cover outwardly through said holes to the exterior of said heat accumulator for thereby cooling portions of said sealing member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.