Low turbulence flame holder mount
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsDudley O. Nash, James R. Reigel, Frederick J. Stine
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AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsDudley O. Nash, James R. Reigel, Frederick J. Stine
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A low turbulence, close-coupled mounting structure for a flame holder disposed in an afterburner section of a gas turbine engine is provided. The afterburner section has a plurality of angularly spaced, radially extending fuel injection nozzles, with a fairing surrounding each nozzle to form open ended heat shields about the nozzles. A flame holder having a first cross-sectional configuration is disposed in recessed portions formed in the fairings surrounding the nozzles. The cross-sectional configuration of the recessed portions is configured to substantially conform to a portion of the cross-section of the flame holder such that the flame holder is recessed into the fairings when mounted thereon, thus eliminating outward projections at the connection of the flame holder and fairings. The flame holders are secured in the recessed portions by pins extending through aligned apertures in the skirts of the flame holder.
A gas turbine engine afterburner section, comprising:
A low turbulence, close-coupled mounting structure for a flame holder disposed in an afterburner section of a gas turbine engine, said afterburner section having a plurality of angularly spaced, radially extending fuel injection nozzles surrounded by fairings;
In an afterburner section of a gas turbine engine having radially inwardly extending fuel injectors surrounded by fairings, a means for attaching a flame holder to said fairings, comprising:
A gas turbine engine having an afterburner section for increasing the energy level of a hot gas stream flowing through said afterburner section, said afterburner section including:
A gas turbine engine afterburner section, comprising:
A gas turbine engine afterburner section, comprising:
A gas turbine engine afterburner section, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.