Method and device for the surface peening of a partial element of a component of a gas turbine
AssigneeMTU Aero Engines AG
InventorsErwin Bayer, Max Niegl, Holger Polanetzki, Thomas Peschke, Thomas Dautl, Philipp Thuemmler
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Abstract
A method and device for the surface peening, especially ultrasonic shot-peening, of at least one partial element of a component of a gas turbine, is disclosed. The partial element, e.g., a sealing fin, and at least one surface of a vibration device impinging the blasting material are positioned relative to each other at an angle between 70° and 90° based on the direction of extension of the sealing fin.
Claims11
A method for surface peening of a partial element of a component of a gas turbine, comprising positioning the partial element relative to a surface of a vibration device, wherein the vibration device impinges blasting material, wherein the surface of the vibration device and the partial element are positioned relative to each other at an angle between 70° and 90° based on a direction of extension of the partial element, and wherein the partial element is a sealing fin;
- wherein the sealing fin is surface peened in a first peening chamber that includes the vibration device, wherein boundary walls of the first peening chamber are arranged substantially parallel to the direction of extension of the sealing fin;
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- wherein a rotor blade of the component is arranged in a second peening chamber that is adjacent to the first peening chamber, wherein one of the boundary walls of the first peening chamber is a side boundary wall of the second peening chamber.
A method for surface peening of a sealing fin of a rotor of a gas turbine, comprising:
- positioning the sealing fin in a first peening chamber, wherein a surface of a vibration device is a front boundary wall of the first peening chamber, wherein opposing non-vibrating walls are side boundary walls of the first peening chamber, and wherein the surface of the vibration device and the sealing fin are positioned relative to each other at an angle between 70° and 90° based on a direction of extension of the sealing fin;
- wherein the opposing non-vibrating side boundary walls of the first peening chamber are arranged substantially parallel to the direction of extension of the sealing fin;
- surface peening the sealing fin by a blasting material vibrated by the vibration device;
- positioning a rotor blade in a second peening chamber that is adjacent to the first peening chamber, wherein one of the opposing non-vibrating walls of the first peening chamber is a side boundary wall of the second peening chamber;
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- surface peening the rotor blade by a blasting material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.