Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Max Wiesenberger

Andreas Ulma

Armin De Lazzer

Norbert Sürken

Jan Walkenhorst

Ralf Kuhn

Thomas Thiemann

Wilhelm Hartstein

Paul Traugott

A steam turbine with at least two steam chambers, which are enclosed by a basically tubular casing and which are separated from each other by means of at least one partition which is arranged in the casing, is characterized according to the invention in that the partition is formed from at least two flat partial surfaces which are formed in an inclined manner relative to each other.

Steam turbine with two steam chambers

In a machine having a shaft with a shaft axis, an outer region, and a shaft seal, a component is provided for the shaft seal. The component has a cast part formed of a first metallic material directed along the shaft axis and has an inner wall shaped, at least in regions, in a circumferential direction relative to the shaft axis, and an outer wall directed towards the outer region. A fluid guide is disposed and formed in the cast part and runs in the circumferential direction, at least in regions, and opens into the inner wall. At least one fluid conduit formed of a second metallic material fluidically connects the inner wall to the outer region. The fluid conduit is also fluidically connected to the fluid guide.

Housing for a turbomachine

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Düsseldorf, Germany

Max Wiesenberger