Method for machining a gas turbine rotor
First Claim
1. A method for machining a gas turbine rotor (10) having a cooling air slot (19, 19′
- ), which concentrically extends around an axis (18) of the gas turbine rotor (10) and is supplied with compressed cooling air via axial cooling air holes (14), which at a side of the gas turbine rotor lead into a slot base (16) of the cooling air slot (19, 19′
), and an opening of the cooling air slot is covered by bridges (36) which are arranged in a distributed manner over a circumference of the gas turbine rotor and spaced apart from each other by gaps (38), the method comprising;
lowering a material-removing tool (22, 25) in the gaps (38) between the bridges (36) one after the other into the cooling air slot (19, 19′
);
machining the slot base (16) of the cooling air slot (19, 19′
) over the entire circumference of the gas turbine rotor, and widening, in width (b1, b2), the slot base (16) of the cooling air slot (19, 19′
) as a result of the material removal in such a way that the slot base has a tear-shaped cross-sectional contour with a constriction (20) which lies at a level of the bridges (36).
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Abstract
A method for machining a gas turbine rotor which is provided with a cooling air slot which concentrically extends around the axis of the gas turbine rotor and is supplied with compressed cooling air via axial cooling air holes which at the side lead into the slot base of the cooling air slot, and the opening of which is covered by bridges which are arranged in a distributed manner over the circumference and spaced apart from each other by gaps. A crack-resistant slot shape is achieved without intervention into the configuration of the bridges by a material-removing tool, particularly a milling tool, being lowered in the gaps between the bridges one after the other into the cooling air slot and in this way the slot base of the cooling air slot being machined and widened over the entire circumference.
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9 Claims
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1. A method for machining a gas turbine rotor (10) having a cooling air slot (19, 19′
- ), which concentrically extends around an axis (18) of the gas turbine rotor (10) and is supplied with compressed cooling air via axial cooling air holes (14), which at a side of the gas turbine rotor lead into a slot base (16) of the cooling air slot (19, 19′
), and an opening of the cooling air slot is covered by bridges (36) which are arranged in a distributed manner over a circumference of the gas turbine rotor and spaced apart from each other by gaps (38), the method comprising;
lowering a material-removing tool (22, 25) in the gaps (38) between the bridges (36) one after the other into the cooling air slot (19, 19′
);
machining the slot base (16) of the cooling air slot (19, 19′
) over the entire circumference of the gas turbine rotor, and widening, in width (b1, b2), the slot base (16) of the cooling air slot (19, 19′
) as a result of the material removal in such a way that the slot base has a tear-shaped cross-sectional contour with a constriction (20) which lies at a level of the bridges (36). - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
- ), which concentrically extends around an axis (18) of the gas turbine rotor (10) and is supplied with compressed cooling air via axial cooling air holes (14), which at a side of the gas turbine rotor lead into a slot base (16) of the cooling air slot (19, 19′
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