Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Mitsubishi Power, Ltd.

Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd.

Ryosuke Mito

Shinya Hashimoto

Hidetaka Okui

Satoshi Yamashita

Keita Takamura

Chihiro Myoren

Daisuke Morita

Masato Araki

Yoshiyuki Okabe

A compressor includes a rotor including a plurality of disks, a shaft portion connected on a downstream side of the disks; and rotor blade rows fixed to the plurality of disks; a stator including a compressor casing; and a plurality of stator vane rows each provided between corresponding adjacent ones of the rotor blade rows; an outlet guide vane including blade main bodies disposed at an interval in a circumferential direction on the downstream side of the disk located most downstream, and inner shrouds connecting the blade main bodies in the circumferential direction, on an inner side in a radial direction; and an inner casing disposed on the downstream side of the disk located most downstream with a gap between the disk and the inner casing. The inner casing includes an outer peripheral wall surface having recesses accommodating the inner shrouds and forming, together with an inside surface of the compressor casing, a diffuser on the downstream side of the recesses, and an inner peripheral wall surface forming an air extraction cavity. An air extraction hole is formed in a portion, in the recesses, on the downstream side.

Compressor and gas turbine

The present invention includes a flow guide () that is disposed in a space (A) formed in a casing, on an outlet side of a diffuser (), the flow guide including: a first guide surface () that is disposed on a rotor side provided to a compressor and a gas turbine, and that delays turning of a flow direction of a compressed gas which has passed through the diffuser (); and a second guide surface () that is disposed outside the first guide surface () and that turns the flow direction of the compressed gas which has passed through the diffuser ().

Gas turbine

A variable stator vane includes: a stator vane body which includes a radial end surface forming a clearance between the radial end surface and an outer peripheral surface of an inner casing; a rotation shaft which is rotatable so that an angle of the stator vane body with respect to a flow direction of a main stream of a working fluid is varied and which is connected to the radial end surface; and a curved surface portion which is formed on a vane surface adjacent to the radial end surface protruding radially outward from a circumference of the rotation shaft. A curvature radius of the curved surface portion is gradually decreased with distance away from the rotation shaft.

Variable stator vane and compressor

A stator vane body which is disposed in a flow path through which a working fluid flows and by which a clearance is formed between the stator vane body and an inner casing; a rotary shaft which is configured to rotate such that an angle of the stator vane body with respect to a flow direction of a main flow of the working fluid is varied; and a connection part which is configured to connect the stator vane body to the rotary shaft are provided. The connection part includes a first guide surface which is configured to guide the working fluid in a direction in which a flow direction of a leakage flow of the working fluid in the clearance which has flowed into toward a leading edge side of the stator vane body is directed in a flow direction of the main flow.

A rotary machine includes a seal device capable of restricting a flow of a fluid in a clearance between a stationary member and a rotational member. The seal device includes a pressure loss element mounted to the stationary member, a first non-contact type seal protruding from the rotational member toward the pressure loss element and facing the pressure loss element via a first gap, and a second non-contact type seal protruding from the stationary member toward the rotational member, facing the rotational member via a second gap, and being positioned on one side of the pressure loss element in a flow direction of the fluid. The seal device also includes a contact type seal protruding from the stationary member toward the rotational member and being disposed downstream of the pressure loss element and the second non-contact type seal in the flow direction of the fluid.

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Tokyo, Japan

Ryosuke Mito