Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Reimar Schaal

Peter Schröder

Werner Setz

Harald Hoell

Harald Nimptsch

Christian Hohmann

The invention relates to a rotor disk for the rotor of a non-positive displacement machine with at least one borehole extending in an axial direction. The aim of the invention is to provide a rotor disk for a non-positive displacement machine that has an increased serviceable life. To this end, the boring extends in an at least partially convex manner whereby having an enlarged diameter in the middle area in order to increase internal compressive stress an to reduce tangential stresses.

Turbo machine with a rotor which has at least one rotor disk with a bore

The invention relates to a rotor of a non-positive-displacement machine which, when exposed, has an inspection area which is visible from the outside and inside of which a comparatively uncritical load occurs during the operation of the non-positive-displacement machine. In addition, the rotor, when exposed, has a monitoring area which is not visible from the outside and inside of which a comparatively critical load occurs during the operation of the non-positive-displacement machine. The rotor also has a weak point provided in the form of a predetermined breaking point having the shape of a notch and located in inspection area. In order to improve the reliability of the non-positive-displacement machine, a recess, particularly a release bore hole, is provided for delimiting the weak point, and the uncritical defect can terminate inside said release bore hole.

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Darmstadt, Germany

Reimar Schaal