Thermally isolated housing in gas turbine engine
AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsLy D. Nguyen, Louis Cruse, Ivar Gene Fowkes, Silvestre Salas, William North, Vadanth Kadambi
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AssigneeHoneywell International Inc.
InventorsLy D. Nguyen, Louis Cruse, Ivar Gene Fowkes, Silvestre Salas, William North, Vadanth Kadambi
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An apparatus and system for thermally isolating a gas turbine housing from the significantly high temperatures associated with the combustion gases flowing through the housing. A floating liner is assembled within the housing with an outer baffle surrounding the floating liner and an inner baffle disposed within the floating liner. The floating liner creates a thermally isolated device to cover and protect the housing from high temperature. Openings formed in the outer baffle, floating liner and inner baffle create a single, continuous cooling passageway within the housing for collecting heat from adjacent the surfaces of the floating liner and expelling the heat into the combustion exhaust stream.
An apparatus for thermally isolating a turbine engine housing from high temperatures created by combustion gases flowing through the engine, comprising:
A system for thermally isolating a gas turbine engine housing having an outer ring-shaped housing member and an inner hub attached by housing struts from high temperatures created by combustion gases flowing through the turbine engine, comprising:
An apparatus and system for thermally isolating an outer ring-shaped housing member of gas turbine engine having a number of inlets and an inner hub attached the outer ring-shaped housing member by a plurality of separate housing struts, from high temperatures created by combustion gases flowing through the turbine engine, comprising:
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