Fuel injector for use in a gas turbine engine
AssigneeSiemens Energy, Inc.
InventorDavid J. Wiebe
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AssigneeSiemens Energy, Inc.
InventorDavid J. Wiebe
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A fuel injector in a combustor apparatus of a gas turbine engine. An outer wall of the injector defines an interior volume in which an intermediate wall is disposed. A first gap is formed between the outer wall and the intermediate wall. The intermediate wall defines an internal volume in which an inner wall is disposed. A second gap is formed between the intermediate wall and the inner wall. The second gap receives cooling fluid that cools the injector. The cooling fluid provides convective cooling to the intermediate wall as it flows within the second gap. The cooling fluid also flows through apertures in the intermediate wall into the first gap where it provides impingement cooling to the outer wall and provides convective cooling to the outer wall. The inner wall defines a passageway that delivers fuel into a liner downstream from a main combustion zone.
A fuel injector for use in a combustor apparatus of a gas turbine engine, the fuel injector extending radially inward through an opening formed in a liner and into an inner volume of the liner downstream from a main combustion zone, the fuel injector comprising:
A fuel injection system for use in a combustor apparatus of a gas turbine engine, the fuel injection system for delivering fuel into an inner volume of a liner at a location downstream from a main combustion zone defined in the inner volume of the liner, the fuel injection system comprising:
A combustor apparatus for use in a gas turbine engine comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.