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Patrick Claude Pasquis

Maurice Guy Judet

Wilfried Lionel Schweblen

Michel Gilbert Roland Brault

Antoine Robert Alain Brunet

Jean-Claude Christian Taillant

Stéphane Pierre Guillaume Blanchard

Fabrice Marcel Noel Garin

Thomas Langevin

Michel Gilbert Brault

Antoine Brunet

Philippe Avignon

Alexandre Roy

Fabrice Marcel Garin

Antoine Robert Brunet

Stephane Pierre Guillaume Blanchard

A turbine engine including a channel for injecting a cooling air flow of a high-pressure turbine disk, opening into a cavity that is substantially isolated, upstream, from a cavity in which an air flow sampled at the output of a high-pressure compressor circulates, by a first labyrinth seal, and downstream, from a cavity communicating with the primary flow of the turbine engine, by a second labyrinth seal. The turbine engine includes channels communicating with the injection channel and opening through a static part of the first labyrinth seal between two lips of that seal, so as to allow an air flow coming from the injection channel to be injected between the lips.

Turbine engine including an improved means for adjusting the flow rate of a cooling air flow sampled at the output of a high-pressure compressor using an annular air injection channel

A turbine engine, including a final centrifugal compressor stage associated with a diffuser for supplying air to a combustion chamber, and a ventilation element for ventilating a high-pressure turbine wheel, is disclosed. The ventilation element includes an injection element for injecting air onto the wheel and a take-up element for taking up a flow for cooling the impeller of the compressor, where the take-up element has a labyrinth seal mounted at the outlet of the injection element, and the air outlet orifices are installed between the injection element and the labyrinth seal and leading upstream of the turbine wheel.

Ventilation for a turbine wheel in a turbine engine

A turbine module for a gas turbine engine includes at least one turbine disk and a disk-shaped component mounted on the turbine disk upstream relative to the gas flow. The module can be assembled to the compressor of the engine, wherein the component is preassembled to the turbine disk, before the module is assembled to the compressor, by bolting to an attachment flange fixedly attached to the turbine disk.

Turbine module for a gas turbine engine

An axial compressor for a turbomachine is fitted with a device for centripetally bleeding turbine-cooling air. The compressor includes at least two rings of blades, an outer shroud having holes, and a fixed ring of stator vanes placed in the stream between the moving rings of blades. The holes are inlets for the bleed device, opening out into an annular groove beneath the interstice separating the inner platforms of the stator vanes from the rim of the upstream disk. The groove is fitted with fixed air guide devices to impart a centripetal swirling motion to the air flowing therein in the same direction as the compressor so as to reduce the velocity of the air relative to the rotating holes.

Device for straightening the flow of air fed to a centripetal bleed in a compressor

The invention relates to an axial compressor disk for a turbomachine, the disk including a bleed system for bleeding air centripetally from the compressor stream in order to cool a turbine, said bleed system comprising channels formed outside the working section of the disk and parallel to said section in an extra thickness projecting away from said working section on a face of said disk, wherein the bleed channels are axially open over substantially their entire radial extent.

Axial compressor disk for a turbomachine with centripetal air bleed

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Moisenay, France

Patrick Claude Pasquis