United Technologies Corporation

Raytheon Technologies Corporation

Stephen P Muron

Gabriel L Suciu

Christopher Marc Dye

Brian D Merry

Ioannis Alvanos

James W Norris

Arthur M Salve, Jr

William K Ackermann

Larry Foster

A rotor for a gas turbine engine includes a plurality of blades which extend from a rotor disk at an interface, where the interface is defined along a spoke. A spool for a gas turbine engine includes the rotor disk, the plurality of blades with the interface defined along the spoke radially inboard of a blade platform, a rotor ring axially adjacent to the rotor disk, and a plurality of core gas path seals which extend from the rotor ring. Each of the plurality of core gas path seals extends from the rotor ring at a seal interface, with the seal interface defined along a spoke and the plurality of core gas path seals being axially adjacent to the blade platform.

Spoked rotor for a gas turbine engine

A rotor for a gas turbine engine includes a plurality of blades which extend from a rotor disk, each of the plurality of blades extend from the rotor disk at an interface, the interface defined along a spoke.

A spool for a gas turbine engine includes at least one rotor disk defined along an axis of rotation and at least one rotor ring defined along the axis of rotation, with the rotor ring being in contact with the rotor disk. The rotor disk and rotor ring are contoured to define a smooth rotor stack load path.

Asymmetrically slotted rotor for a gas turbine engine

A fan blade having a body with a dovetail and an airfoil extending radially outwardly. The airfoil includes a pair of skins spaced to form an internal core, which define a pressure side and a suction side, and extending from a radially inner end to a radially outer tip. The core receives a plurality of braided tubes, with the tubes extending with at least a component in a radially outward direction. A fan and an engine are also described.

Hollow fan bladed with braided fabric tubes

A rotor for a gas turbine engine includes a plurality of blades which extend from a rotor disk and at least one spacer adjacent to the plurality of blades. A flow passage is defined between the rotor disk and the blades and spacer. A plurality of inlets are formed within the spacer to pump air into the flow passage.

Secondary flow arrangement for slotted rotor

A spacer for a gas turbine engine includes a rotor ring defined along an axis of rotation and a plurality of core gas path seals which extend from the rotor ring, each of the plurality of core gas path seals extend from the rotor ring at an interface, the interface defined along a spoke.

Spoked spacer for a gas turbine engine

A spacer for a gas turbine engine includes a rotor ring defined along an axis of rotation, the rotor ring defines a forward circumferential flange which defines a first thickness and an aft circumferential flange which defines a second thickness, the first thickness different than the second thickness. A plurality of core gas path seals which extend from the rotor ring opposite the ramped interface.

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