Landon Tully

Title: Landon Tully: Gas Turbine Combustion and Transition Duct Innovations.

Introduction

Landon Tully is an inventor based in Charlotte, North Carolina, whose patent work focuses on gas turbine engine components and combustion systems. He is associated with Siemens Energy Global GmbH & Co. KG and has 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Tully’s recent patent work includes a “Transition duct for gas turbine engine.” The invention describes a transition duct with a liner and an exit frame surrounding the outlet. Its frame includes inner and outer diameter panels, side panels, and a middle bump extending from the inner diameter panel toward the outer diameter panel.

Another recent patent is “Combustor having secondary fuel injector.” It describes a secondary fuel injector installed in an opening in a transition duct liner. Inner and outer shells form separate flow spaces, with guides arranged to direct fuel-air mixtures in opposite rotational directions around the inner shell.

Career Highlights

Tully’s disclosed inventions address the design of transition ducts and fuel injection in gas turbine combustors. These components relate to directing flow through the engine and managing fuel-air mixtures within the combustion system.

Collaborations

Tully’s listed coworkers include Jaishree Sharma and Rohit Khattar. His work is associated with Siemens Energy Global GmbH & Co. KG.

Conclusion

Landon Tully’s patent portfolio reflects engineering work on gas turbine transition ducts and combustor fuel injection, contributing to the development of components for energy systems.