Rolls-royce Deutschland Ltd & Co. Kg

Rolls-royce Corporation

Technische Universitat Darmstadt

Thomas Giersch

Frank Heinichen

John Dodds

Sven Schrape

Bernhard Mück

Jens Nipkau

Bernd Becker

Patrick Grothe

Chris Hall

Maximilian Juengst

Maciek Opoka

Bernhard Mueck

Maciej Opoka

Maximilian Jüngst

A blade wheel of a turbomachine, which blade wheel has a multiplicity of blades which are suitable and provided for extending radially in a flow path of the turbomachine, wherein the blades form a blade entry angle and a blade exit angle. Provision is made whereby the blade wheel forms N blocks of blades, where N&#x2265;2, wherein the blades of a block have in each case the same blade entry angle and the same blade exit angle, and the blades of at least two mutually adjacent blocks have a different blade entry angle and/or a different blade exit angle. According to a further aspect of the invention, partial gaps that the blades form in relation to an adjacent flow path boundary are varied in mutually adjacent blocks.

Wheel of a fluid flow machine

A structural subassembly for a compressor of a turbomachine, which has a rotor having a plurality of blades, which extend radially in a flow path of the turbomachine, and a compressor casing, which forms a flow path boundary, which delimits the flow path through the turbomachine radially on the outside. In this subassembly, the compressor casing has casing structuring adjoining the rotor. It is envisaged that the compressor casing has a plurality of circumferential segments, which extend in the circumferential direction, wherein only one or only some of the circumferential segments forms or form casing structuring.

Structural assembly for a compressor of a fluid flow machine

A rotor of a turbomachine includes a plurality of rotor blades, which each have a blade leading edge and a tip, the rotor blades forming a first group and at least one further group of rotor blades of different construction. It is provided that the rotor blades of the first group are nominal rotor blades, the rotor blades of the at least one further group each have a material cutout in the transition from the blade leading edge to the tip, the material cutout not being present in the case of the rotor blades of the first group, and the rotor blades of the first group and of the at least one further group form a non-periodic sequence in a circumferential direction.

Rotor with subset of blades having a cutout leading edge

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Königs Wusterhausen, Germany

Thomas Giersch