Snecma

Didier Pasquiet

Emmanuel Camhi

Jean Pierre Mareix

Laurent Crouilbois

Emilie Pouzet

Pascal Casaliggi

Jean-Pierre Mareix

Frederic Lespinasse

A labyrinth disk for a turbomachine is provided. The disk includes a hub, a web and a frustoconical peripheral portion, having on one face labyrinth seal teeth and on the other face radial ribs. The flanks of the ribs delimit, between one another, channels which open out at the periphery of the disk. The width of the channels decreases from the base of the frustoconical portion to the opening at the periphery. The ribs are split close to the periphery, and a recess is created between the two flanks of one and the same rib.

Labyrinth disk for a turbomachine

A sealing ring configured to be pressed against a rotor disc of a turbine stage for an aircraft turbomachine, the ring including a plurality of anti-rotation pegs which prevent it from rotating in relation to the rotor disc, each peg protruding axially from a ring body and including two opposite circumferential-end surfaces, respectively configured to be located facing two directly consecutive blades carried on the rotor disc. An axially opening slot passes radially through at least one of the anti-rotation pegs.

Sealing ring for a turbine stage of an aircraft turbomachine, comprising slotted anti-rotation pegs

A wall in which there is formed at least one cooling channel, said wall being cooled by cool air flowing in the channel, the channel comprising a hole and a diffusion portion, the hole opening out at one end into the inside surface of the wall, and at its other end into the diffusion portion where it forms an orifice, the diffusion portion flaring around said orifice and opening out into the outside surface of the wall, the diffusion portion having a bottom whose front end is substantially plane, sloping, and extending in front of the orifice, and also having a margin extending behind, round the sides, and in front of the orifice, said margin joining the sides of the front end. A method and an electrode for making such a cooling channel. A turbomachine blade presenting such a wall.

Electrode for forming a cooling channel in a wall

A method for forming at least one cooling channel in a wall which is cooled by cool air flowing in the channel is provided. The channel includes a hole and a diffusion portion, the hole opening out at one end into the inside surface of the wall, and at its other end into the diffusion portion where it forms an orifice. The diffusion portion flares around the orifice and opens out into the outside surface of the wall. The diffusion portion has a bottom whose front end is substantially plane, sloping, and extending in front of the orifice, and also has a margin extending behind, round the sides, and in front of the orifice, the margin joining the sides of the front end.

Cooling channel formed in a wall

A device for axially retaining blades on a rotor disk of a turbomachine, includes an annulus which is mounted via a radially inner edge in an annular groove of the disk and which presses against the roots of the blades mounted in grooves in the periphery of the disk, and an annular lock received in the annular groove of the disk to prevent the annulus from turning, the annular lock being turnable in the annular groove between an annulus-locking position and a position for mounting and dismounting in the annular groove.

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Boissise le Roi, France

Didier Pasquiet