Patent classifications
F05D2230/70
EXHAUST DEVICE AND INSTALLATION METHOD THEREOF, TURBINE FRACTURING APPARATUS, DISASSEMBLY METHOD OF TURBINE
An exhaust device and an installation method thereof, a turbine fracturing apparatus, and a disassembly method of a turbine are provided. The exhaust device includes a body, a fixation plate, a pressure plate, and a diffusion pipe; the body includes a side wall; the fixation plate is configured to be fixed to the side wall; the pressure plate is configured to be able to be pre-fixedly connected and fixedly connected with the fixation plate; the diffusion pipe is configured to be fixed to the side wall through the pressure plate and the fixation plate; the fixation plate further comprises a first pre-installation part, and the pressure plate further comprises a second pre-installation part, and the second pre-installation part is matched with the first pre-installation part to realize pre-fixation of the diffusion pipe.
Methods of cleaning a component within a turbine engine
A method of cleaning a component within a turbine that includes disassembling the turbine engine to provide a flow path to an interior passageway of the component from an access point. The component has coked hydrocarbons formed thereon. The method further includes discharging a flow of cleaning solution towards the interior passageway from the access point, wherein the cleaning solution is configured to remove the coked hydrocarbons from the component.
BLADE SHIELD REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT
Aspects of the disclosure are directed to milling a nose of a first shield of a blade to leave at least one strip of the first shield coupled to a blade body, subsequent to the milling, applying a cryogenic technique to the blade to weaken a bond between the first shield and the blade body, and subsequent to the applying of the cryogenic technique, removing the at least one strip of the first shield from the blade body.
TOOLS AND METHODS FOR ASSEMBLING A SEAL DEVICE OF A GAS TURBINE ENGINE
A seal device includes a first sidewall, a second sidewall and a carbon seal element. The first sidewall is arranged with a first tool die which centers the first sidewall about an axis. The first sidewall axially contacts the first tool die along the axis. The carbon seal element is arranged with a centering element which centers the carbon seal element about the axis. The carbon seal element circumscribes and radially contacts the centering element. The second sidewall is arranged with a second tool die which centers the second sidewall about the axis. The second sidewall axially contacts the second tool die along the axis. The first tool die and the second tool die are moved axially together along the axis to press fit the second sidewall into a bore of the first sidewall and axially capture the carbon seal element between the first sidewall and the second sidewall.
TOOLS AND METHODS FOR ASSEMBLING A SEAL DEVICE OF A GAS TURBINE ENGINE
A seal device includes a first sidewall, a second sidewall and a carbon seal element. The first sidewall is arranged with a first tool die which centers the first sidewall about an axis. The first sidewall axially contacts the first tool die along the axis. The carbon seal element is arranged with a centering element which centers the carbon seal element about the axis. The carbon seal element circumscribes and radially contacts the centering element. The second sidewall is arranged with a second tool die which centers the second sidewall about the axis. The second sidewall axially contacts the second tool die along the axis. The first tool die and the second tool die are moved axially together along the axis to press fit the second sidewall into a bore of the first sidewall and axially capture the carbon seal element between the first sidewall and the second sidewall.
TOOL ASSEMBLY AND METHOD FOR REMOVING A COMPONENT MOUNTED TO A CARRIER
A tool assembly is provided for removing a component from a carrier. The component circumscribes and is mounted on the carrier. The tool assembly includes a tool head, an adaptor and an actuator. The tool head is configured to couple to the component. The adaptor extends longitudinally along a centerline between an adaptor first end and an adaptor second end. The adaptor is attachable to the tool head at the adaptor first end by a first quick coupler. The actuator includes a housing and a ram. The housing is attachable to the adaptor at the adaptor second end by a second quick coupler. The ram extends longitudinally along the centerline within the adaptor and the tool head to a ram distal end. The ram distal end is configured to engage the carrier.
TOOL ASSEMBLY AND METHOD FOR REMOVING A COMPONENT MOUNTED TO A CARRIER
A tool assembly is provided for removing a component from a carrier. The component circumscribes and is mounted on the carrier. The tool assembly includes a tool head, an adaptor and an actuator. The tool head is configured to couple to the component. The adaptor extends longitudinally along a centerline between an adaptor first end and an adaptor second end. The adaptor is attachable to the tool head at the adaptor first end by a first quick coupler. The actuator includes a housing and a ram. The housing is attachable to the adaptor at the adaptor second end by a second quick coupler. The ram extends longitudinally along the centerline within the adaptor and the tool head to a ram distal end. The ram distal end is configured to engage the carrier.
MODIFIED OIL PUMP FOR USE IN NON-OIL TRANSPORT
The disclosed invention improves on self-priming centrifugal pumps. The improvements facilitate ease of maintenance by allowing the vacuum pulley belt to be changed without the need to disassemble the centrifugal pump to access the vacuum pulley belt. Additionally, issues with float valves becoming restricted leading to loss of prime conditions can be corrected with a disclosed invention.
System, method and apparatus for fabricating, hauling, and deploying an industrial crane mat constructed from recycled windmill turbine spars
A system and method for fabricating, hauling, and deploying an industrial crane mat constructed from recycled windmill turbine spars. The system and method comprising: removing outer covering from a wind turbine blade with a trimmer, cutting the wind turbine blade into a plurality of uniform boards using a cutter, connecting the plurality of the plurality of uniform boards side by side into two rows of the plurality of uniform boards, using a plurality of rings, wherein the two rows each have a first end and a second end, and wherein the plurality of rings connects a first end of the first row to a second end of the second row together to form a crane mat, bifolding the crane mat onto itself in half along a latitudinal axis of the crane mat using a loader, loading the bifolded crane mat onto a trailer using a line attached to the bifolded crane mat to pull the bifolded crane mat onto the trailer and pulling the bifolded crane mat onto the trailer using a winch.
Drive Side Liner For A Centrifugal Pump
There is provided a drive side liner for a centrifugal slurry pump, wherein the centrifugal slurry pump includes an outer casing, a main liner and an impeller driven by a drive shaft, wherein the main liner and drive side liner are housed within the outer casing of the centrifugal slurry pump, the drive side liner including: an inner liner portion including a central aperture configured to receive the drive shaft, the drive side liner further including an outer liner portion arranged to surround the inner liner portion, wherein the inner liner portion and the outer liner portion are each configured to removably engage with one another and the outer casing.