Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Siemens Energy, Inc.

Viessmann Werke Gmbh Co. Kg

Stefan Hoffmann

Jay Alan Morrison

Gary Brian Merrill

Alexander Ralph Beeck

Bernd Prade

Andreas J Heilos

Christian Scholz

Roland Liebe

Peter Berenbrink

Ingo Ganzmann

Germann Scheer

Michael Kessler

Gerwig Poeschl

Hans Judith

Michael A Burke

Daniel G Thompson

Mark Tertilt

Rüdiger Stock

Hermann Löffeld

Gerald Lauer

Daniel Hofmann

Andreas Heilos

An open-cooled component for a gas turbine is provided. The component includes an outer wall that is subjected to a hot gas and at least partially defines a first cavity for a first means. The outer wall is provided with through-openings which open up into the cavity on one side and into a hot gas chamber on the other. The inventive component also includes at least one second cavity for admixing a second means, said second cavity is connected to the through-openings in a fluid-connected manner. A combustion chamber for a gas turbine, and to a gas turbine including one such component is also provided.

Open-cooled component for a gas turbine, combustion chamber, and gas turbine

The invention relates to a turbine blade comprising a profiled vane around which working gas flows. The working gas cross-flows a front edge of the vane and flows away on a rear edge of the vane. The vane has a first and a second channel system for guiding two media separated from the turbine blade. Combustion taking place inside is reduced in a safe manner to maintain the service life of the turbine blade and to prevent damage in the gas turbine, such that a first outlet connected to the first channel system is arranged in the region of the rear edge for blowing out the first media into the working gas and a second outlet connected to the second channel system is arranged in the region of the rear edge for blowing out the second medium.

Turbine blade

The invention relates to a blade for a turbine comprising a blade wall, a first channel for guiding a first medium and a second channel for guiding a second medium that can be supplied to the turbine blade separately from the first medium. In order to combine both media, which are supplied separately, into one mixture, a turbine blade has least one chamber which is arranged in the interior or in the blade wall and said chamber is connected to said channels via a respective connection line. In order to provide a particularly simple component that is economical to produce, the chamber and/or the outlet conduit are a least partially delimited and/or formed by an insert accommodated in the wall.

Media mixing insert for turbine blade in turbine engine

The invention relates to a heat shield element for lining a combustion chamber wall, to a combustion chamber and to a gas turbine. The heat shield element comprises a hot side that can be exposed to a hot medium, a wall side opposite said hot side, and a peripheral side adjoining the hot side and the wall side and having a peripheral side surface. Relief slots are introduced into the material in an area of the heat shield element that is susceptible to material cracks induced by thermal stress, thereby limiting crack propagation.

Heat shield element for lining a combustion chamber wall, combustion chamber and gas turbine

The invention relates to an open-cooled component for a gas turbine having an outer wall which is subjected to hot gas and which at least partly defines a first cavity for a first medium and in which through-openings are arranged, which through-openings open into the cavity on the one side and into the hot-gas space on the other side, and having at least one second cavity for admixing a second medium, this second cavity being fluidically connected to the through-openings. In order to specify a component for a gas turbine with which flashback and spontaneous ignition during feeding of fuel into the cooling air can be reduced, it is proposed that the second cavity be formed by supply passages which are provided in the outer wall and are connected via transverse passages () to the through-openings designed as through-bores, so that the two media cannot be mixed until inside the through-bores.

Open cooled component for a gas turbine, combustion chamber, and gas turbine

In a gas turbine having a plurality of hybrid burners, each of which has a pilot burner and a main burner, a different pilot fuel quantity is fed to the pilot burners as a function of the load on the gas turbine. This provides both stable operation of the gas turbine at low loads and effective suppression of combustion oscillations at high loads.

Method of operating a gas turbine

A burner, in particular for a gas turbine, in which combustion air is subjected to a vorticity by a vortex element, admits fuel to the vortical combustion air. At the same time, a pressure loss produced by the vortex element is small. A low NO,emission at virtually the same efficiency is achieved.

Burner for fluidic fuels having multiple groups of vortex generating elements

A method and a device for burning fuel with air in a combustion chamber. The air is fed to the combustion chamber through at least one air inlet and the fuel is fed to the combustion chamber through a plurality of burners. Each burner has an associated delay time corresponding to a period of time after which an acoustic impulse in the combustion chamber causes a thermal impulse during combustion of the fuel fed through the burner. The feeding of the fuel through the burner is controlled in such a way that the delay times of the burners are substantially different from one another. The invention can be used on a combustion chamber of a gas turbine.

Method and device for burning fuel with air

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Stefan Hoffmann