Patent classifications
F04D29/547
WAVY TILTING OF PLATFORMS AT THE ROTOR-STATOR GAPS IN A TURBINE ENGINE COMPRESSOR
A set of compression stage(s) of a turbomachine, forming an annular fluid passage and comprising at least one annular stator platform and/or at least one annular rotor platform having an outer longitudinal profile inclined (I.sub.Si/I.sub.Ri) inwards and upstream with respect to a nominal profile of the fluid stream, where the inclination (I.sub.Si/I.sub.Ri) of the outer longitudinal profile of the or each of the annular platforms, relative to the nominal profile of the fluid stream, oscillates along the circumference of the annular platform or platforms, between a maximum value in front of the blades of the annular platform and a minimum value between each pair of adjacent blades of the annular platform.
COMPRESSOR FLOWPATH
A compressor section for a gas turbine engine according to an example of the present disclosure includes, among other things, a low pressure compressor including a plurality of rotor blades arranged about an axis, a high pressure compressor, and a core flowpath passing through the low pressure compressor. The core flowpath at the low pressure compressor defines an inner diameter and an outer diameter relative to the axis. The outer diameter has a slope angle relative to the axis.
METHODS, SYSTEMS, APPARATUSES, AND DEVICES FOR PREVENTING FOGGING IN A HEAD WORN APPARATUS
Disclosed herein is an apparatus for preventing fogging in a head worn apparatus, in accordance with some embodiments. Further, the head worn apparatus covers a portion of a head of a user. Further, the apparatus comprises an elongated body, an attachment mechanism, and a fan assembly. Further, the elongated body extends from a first end of a first portion to a second end of a second portion. Further, the elongated body is curved around an axis perpendicular to the elongated body making the first portion substantially perpendicular to the second portion. Further, the elongated body tapers from the first end towards the second end. Further, the attachment mechanism is configured to be coupled with a portion of the head worn apparatus. Further, the at least one fan assembly is configured for circulating airflow in the head worn apparatus.
Air moving device with bypass intake
An air moving device has a housing with a primary flow path and a secondary flow path that extends from a secondary inlet of the housing and empties into an inner outlet adjacent the primary flow path. An impeller assembly rotates a blade to cause air to enter the housing and flow along the primary flow path. The flow of air through the primary flow path creates a low pressure region at the inner outlet of the secondary flow path, causing air to flow through the secondary flow path and mix with the air in the primary flow path. The mixture of air flows through a downstream portion of the primary flow path having an expanded width compared to an upstream portion of the primary flow path and exits the housing. Stator vanes may extend longitudinally within the housing to cause columnar air flow. The device may be used for destratification of thermal gradients of air within an enclosure, such as a home or warehouse.
Optimised tunnel ventilation device
A ventilation device that enhances the effective longitudinal thrust of a fan assembly installed within a tunnel or other internal space. The nozzle trailing edge (6) is tilted so that it forms an angle (13) with respect to the fan centreline (7), with the surface of the nozzle throughbore being non-cylindrical in shape. The discharged flow (5) is turned away from the surrounding surfaces by a convergent-divergent bellmouth (1).
Fans
In an aspect there is disclosed, a fan arrangement for a duct, the fan arrangement including a housing having an inlet and an outlet adapted to communicate air with the duct and an axially rotatably driven impeller supported within the housing between the inlet and the outlet. The impeller includes a hub carrying a plurality of blades that span in a radial direction outwardly of the hub, the plurality of blades being shaped to urge air between the inlet and the outlet. The plurality of blades may have a tip solidity ratio in the range of about 0.8 to 1.2, and each of the plurality of blades may have a twist angle between a root and a tip thereof in the range of about 15 to 30 degrees and a substantially constant thickness. An impellor, a blade, ventilation system and related methods are also disclosed.
FAN AND ELECTRIC HAIR DRYER WITH IMPROVED AIR OUTLET PERFORMANCE
A fan includes an air cylinder and an air outlet hood. An interior of the air cylinder is hollow to form a hollow cavity. The air cylinder has an air inlet and an air outlet. The air outlet hood is detachably disposed on the air outlet. The air outlet hood is provided with an annular air outlet for air outlet. An outer ring and/or an inner ring of the annular air outlet is formed with an annular guide rib extending toward the air inlet. The annular guide rib is configured to make an airflow cross section adjacent to the annular air outlet gradually decrease, so as to make an airflow in the air outlet hood cohesive, thereby increasing an air outlet speed of the annular air outlet. A hair dryer having the fan is also disclosed.
Ventilation device and vehicle with a ventilation device
A ventilation device has a holder, in particular a ventilation frame, with a substantially circular continuous opening for receiving a ventilation wheel rotating about the central axis, thereof. The opening is bordered by an edge face running substantially cylinder-symmetrically about the central axis. As the edge face in two separate, diametrically opposed peripheral sections the radius is at least partly enlarged in comparison to the cylinder-symmetrical form in the remaining peripheral sections, and/or a circular projection of she edge face, which projection projects radially inwards, is axially offset away from a space provided for the ventilation wheel. Because of she corresponding shaping of the edge face of the opening, contact and/or development of noise between the ventilation wheel and the edge of the opening is prevented in the ventilation frame in the event of a yawing of the ventilation wheel.
Core duct assembly
A core duct assembly for a gas turbine engine includes a core duct including an outer and an inner wall, the outer wall having an interior surface; a gas flow path member extending across the gas flow path at least partly between the inner and outer walls, the rotor blade having a radial span extending from a blade platform to a blade tip, wherein an upstream wall axis is defined as an axis tangential to a point on a first portion of the interior surface of the outer wall of the core duct extending downstream from the gas flow path member, the upstream wall axis lying in a longitudinal plane of the gas turbine engine containing the rotational axis of the engine, and wherein the upstream wall axis intersects the rotor blade at a point spaced radially inward from the blade tip of the rotor blade.
Stator structure and motor
A stator structure and a motor are provided, including an air duct housing. A fixing part is coaxially disposed in the air duct housing and configured to install a motor assembly, connecting components disposed between the air duct housing and the fixing part fix a relative position between the air duct housing and the fixing part, a position of a mounting inlet of the fixing part is on the same side as a position of a fan blade assembly of the air duct housing, an end of the fixing part far away from the mounting inlet is provided with a mounting end cover. By setting the mounting inlet of the fixing part and the fan blade assembly of the air duct housing on the same side, processing of surfaces A, B and C can be completed by one processing without secondary processing, therefore ensuring coaxiality and accuracy of the processing.