Eduardo Romero

Title: Eduardo Romero: Gas Turbine Inventions

Introduction

Eduardo Romero is an inventor based in Bristol, Great Britain, whose patent work focuses on gas turbine engine technology. He is associated with Rolls-Royce Corporation and has 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Romero’s listed patents address reheat systems and turbine stator vane design.

Reheat assembly

This invention describes a gas turbine engine reheat assembly with separate core and bypass airflow sections in the jetpipe. A support duct at least partially separates the sections. An integrated flameholder extends from the jetpipe casing through the bypass section and into the core section, creating a wake-stabilised region. An integrated atomiser delivers fuel into that region to support combustion.

Stator vane row

This invention concerns the arrangement of neighboring vanes in an annular gas passage. The vanes have different combinations of compound lean, reverse compound lean, or substantially no tangential lean. The specified pairings place the first vane on the pressure-surface side of the second, providing alternative configurations for the vane row.

Career Highlights

Romero’s listed patent portfolio reflects work on gas turbine components, including reheat assemblies and stator vane rows. His association with Rolls-Royce Corporation connects his work with a company active in aerospace engineering.

Collaborations

Among Romero’s listed coworkers are Andrew Wilkinson and Bidur Khanal.

Conclusion

Eduardo Romero’s two listed patents focus on gas turbine reheat and vane-row designs, highlighting his contributions to engine technology.