Method for adjusting the coolant consumption within actively cooled components, and component
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsFathi Ahmad, Knut Haberstadt, Christian Lerner
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Abstract
A method for adjusting the coolant consumption within actively cooled components is produced. The components include an interior with at least one duct with different regions which have different cross sections of flow. A greater increase in the wall thickness is produced in the region having the smaller cross section of flow by a first diffusion process and a lesser increase in the wall thickness is produced in the region having the larger cross section of flow by a second diffusion process which is different from the first. By using different diffusion coatings in a component, it is possible to adjust the flow of coolant through a component in a controlled way.
Claims7
A method for adjusting the flow of a medium within a hollow component, comprising:
- providing a hollow component which in the interior includes a duct with different regions which include different cross sections of flow, a first region with a smaller cross section and a second region with a larger cross section;
- producing a first diffusion coating in the first region by a first diffusion coating process using to first coating material;
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- producing a second diffusion coating in the first region and in the second region by a second diffusion coating process, which is different from the first diffusion coating process, using a second coating material,
- wherein because of the production of the two coating processes in the first region, a greater wall thickening occurs in the first region than in the second region, whereby a thicker first layer is formed on the first region than a second layer formed on the second region,
- wherein different coating materials are used for the diffusion coating processes, and
- wherein a second coating material is applied on top of a first coating material.
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