Kawasaki Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Yoshihiko Ozaki

Tatsuya Ohno

Ryo Miyamae

Shoichi Takahashi

Kentaro Sakata

Ryoma Yamamoto

Masanori Kuroda

Koji Hashimoto

Masashi Sawada

Kenichi Masamoto

Naoya Ohira

A combustor of a gas turbine according to one aspect of the present disclosure includes: an outer wall surrounding a combustion chamber; a liner located inside the outer wall and facing the combustion chamber; and a fixture that attaches the liner to the outer wall in a state where there is a gap between the outer wall and the liner. The fixture includes: a shaft portion penetrating the outer wall; a head supporting the liner; and a head groove that is located on an outer peripheral surface of the head and includes a first end portion connected to the gap and a second end portion connected to the combustion chamber.

Combustor of gas turbine including a fixture that attaches a liner to an outer wall having a cooling air passage

A thrust magnetic bearing device includes: a thrust disc fixed to a rotating body; and a pair of electromagnets provided so as to sandwich the thrust disc and be spaced apart from the thrust disc in a direction along a rotation axis. Each of the pair of electromagnets includes: a coil wound around the rotation axis of the rotating body; and a ring-shaped core accommodating the coil. The core includes a slit which is located at at least one circumferential position of the core and extends from an outside outer peripheral surface as a starting point toward a center of the core. The slit is formed in a range including at least an inside outer peripheral surface.

Thrust magnetic bearing device

A rotor of an electrical rotating machine includes: a rotor shaft; a cylindrical sleeve externally fitted to the rotor shaft and extending in an axial direction X; and a plurality of permanent magnets serving as field magnets, the plurality of permanent magnets being provided between the rotor shaft and the sleeve in a radial direction and retained by the sleeve around the rotor shaft. The sleeve is formed by a plurality of short sleeves arranged in the axial direction X, and end portions of the short sleeves that are adjacent to each other, the end portions being butted together in the axial direction X, are mechanically joined together in a torque-transmittable manner.

Rotor of electrical rotating machine

A marine reduction gear makes it possible to reduce the installation space of an electrical rotating machine. A marine reduction gear includes: an input shaft coupled to an output shaft of an engine; an output shaft coupled to a propeller shaft that rotates a screw propeller; a gearbox accommodating an input gear provided on the input shaft and an output gear provided on the output shaft, the gearbox supporting a first bearing that supports the output shaft in a rotatable manner; and an electrical rotating machine including: a central shaft that rotates together with the output shaft; a rotor fixed to the central shaft; and a stator surrounding the rotor. The gearbox supports the stator and a second bearing that supports the central shaft of the electrical rotating machine in a rotatable manner.

Marine reduction gear

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Kobe, Japan

Yoshihiko Ozaki