Apparatus for impingement cooling
AssigneeABB Research Ltd.
InventorsJurgen Haumann, Alfred Knopfli, Thomas Sattelmayer, Rudolf Tresch
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AssigneeABB Research Ltd.
InventorsJurgen Haumann, Alfred Knopfli, Thomas Sattelmayer, Rudolf Tresch
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In an apparatus for impingement cooling, in which a cooling surface and a cover surface are disposed parallel to one another, trapezoidal profiles that are open respectively on the narrow side and connected to one another at a constant distance from the cooling surface are disposed crosswise to the flow direction of the cooling air. A side of the trapezoid facing the cooling surface is provided with at least one row of perforations and forms a gap of a constant height with the cooling surface. Open sides of the trapezoid located opposite the cover surface form feed openings for the cooling air, and open sides of the trapezoids located opposite the cooling surface form overflow openings. The feed opening is much larger than the cross-section of a perforation. The cross-section of the return flow conduit is much larger than the overflow opening, and this opening is, in turn, much larger than the cross-section of the gap.
An apparatus for impingement cooling a cooling surface, in which a cooling surface and a cover surface are disposed parallel to one another, comprising trapezoidal profiles that are open respectively on a narrow side and connected to one another at a constant distance from the cooling surface and are disposed crosswise to a flow direction of cooling air, wherein a side of the trapezoidal profiles facing the cooling surface is provided with at least one row of perforations, and defines, with the cooling surface, a gap having a constant height, and open sides of the trapezoidal profiles located opposite the cover surface define overflow openings, a space between the trapezoidal profiles provided with perforations defines a trapezoidal return flow conduit, a feed opening is larger than a cross-section of the perforations, a cross-section of the return flow conduit is larger than the overflow openings, and the overflow openings are larger than a cross-section of the gap between the cooling surface and the sides of the trapezoidal profiles provided with the perforations.
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