Shroud segment and assembly for a turbine engine
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsMary Ellen Alford, Mark Eugene Noe, Toby George Darkins, Jr., Madeleine Elise Fessler
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AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsMary Ellen Alford, Mark Eugene Noe, Toby George Darkins, Jr., Madeleine Elise Fessler
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A turbine engine shroud segment comprises a body including a radially outer surface having axially and circumferentially spaced apart edge surfaces. The segment includes a projection integral with and projecting generally radially outwardly from the body, and positioned at a generally midway surface portion between the axially spaced apart edge surfaces. The projection comprises a head and a transition portion with a cross section smaller than that of the head and integral with and between the head and the body. In a turbine engine shroud assembly, a plurality of such shroud segments are assembled circumferentially with a shroud hanger carrying the projection in a hanger cavity through end portions of radially inner opposed hook members that register with the projection at the transition portion.
A turbine engine shroud segment comprising a shroud segment body including a radially inner surface arcuate at least circumferentially, a radially outer surface, a first plurality of spaced apart axial edge surfaces connected with and between each of the inner and outer surfaces, and a second plurality of spaced apart circumferential edge surfaces connected with and between each of the inner and outer surfaces, wherein:
A method for making a turbine engine shroud segment comprising a shroud segment body including a radially inner surface arcuate at least circumferentially, a radially outer surface, a first plurality of spaced apart axial edge surfaces connected with and between each of the inner and outer surfaces, and a second plurality of spaced apart circumferential edge surfaces connected with and between each of the inner and outer surfaces,
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