Device at the output side of a gas turbine
AssigneeStober & Morlock, Warmekraft Gesellschaft mbH
InventorVolker von Erichsen
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Abstract
A duct leading to a bypass and a duct leading to a heat exchanger are arranged at the output side of the gas turbine. The two ducts can be closed alternately by flaps. Pivotable guide plates are arranged in the branching area of the two ducts. The guide plates are pivoted by linkages connected to the flaps in the duct leading to the heat exchanger, so that, when the flaps in the bypass are open, the guide plates are inclined relative to the flow of combustion gases and deflect the flow into the duct leading to the bypass. When the flaps in the duct leading to the bypass are closed, the guide plates are pivoted to extend parallel to the flow of combustion gases. In this position, the guide plates do not provide any resistance to the flow of combustion gases to the heat exchanger.
Claims3
A device at the output side of a gas turbine for conducting a flow of combustion gases into ducts leading to one of a heat exchanger and a bypass, a branching area being defined between the ducts leading to the heat exchanger and the bypass, guide plates forming guide surfaces being arranged in the branching area, wherein the guide plates can be pivoted between a first position in which the guide plates extend in longitudinal direction of the flow of combustion gases from the gas turbine to the heat exchanger and a second position which is inclined relative to the first position, a drive means for pivoting the guide plates, at least one flap being mounted in the duct leading to the heat exchanger, the at least one flap being driven by a drive means, the drive means for the guide plates being dependent on the drive means for the at least one flap, further comprising a guide plate linkage for pivoting the guide plates, and at least one connecting linkage for connecting the guide plate linkage to the at least one flap.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.