Impingement sleeve and methods for designing and forming impingement sleeve
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IPC분류정보
국가/구분
United States(US) Patent
등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)
F23R-003/06
F01D-009/02
출원번호
US-0589375
(2012-08-20)
등록번호
US-9249679
(2016-02-02)
발명자
/ 주소
Berkebile, Matthew Paul
Brown, Jerome David
Chila, Ronald James
Melton, Patrick Benedict
DeForest, Russell
Cihlar, David William
Chen, Wei
Vanselow, John Drake
출원인 / 주소
General Electric Company
대리인 / 주소
Dority & Manning, P.A.
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초록▼
An impingement sleeve and methods for designing and forming an impingement sleeve are disclosed. In one embodiment, the impingement sleeve includes a body configured to at least partially surround a transition piece of the combustor. The impingement sleeve further includes a plurality of cooling hol
An impingement sleeve and methods for designing and forming an impingement sleeve are disclosed. In one embodiment, the impingement sleeve includes a body configured to at least partially surround a transition piece of the combustor. The impingement sleeve further includes a plurality of cooling holes defined in the body, the plurality of cooling holes having a cooling hole pattern configured to provide a desired operational value for the transition piece. At least one of the plurality of cooling holes has a chamfer extending at least partially between an inlet and an outlet of the at least one of the plurality of cooling holes. At least a portion of the plurality of cooling holes are generally longitudinally asymmetric.
대표청구항▼
1. An impingement sleeve for a combustor, comprising: a body configured to at least partially surround a transition piece of the combustor; anda plurality of cooling holes defined in the body, the plurality of cooling holes having a cooling hole pattern configured to provide a desired operational va
1. An impingement sleeve for a combustor, comprising: a body configured to at least partially surround a transition piece of the combustor; anda plurality of cooling holes defined in the body, the plurality of cooling holes having a cooling hole pattern configured to provide a desired operational value for the transition piece, at least one of the plurality of cooling holes having a chamfer extending at least partially between an inlet and an outlet of the at least one of the plurality of cooling holes,wherein at least a portion of the plurality of cooling holes arranged along a circumferential line about a longitudinal direction have size differences that are generally asymmetric about the longitudinal direction. 2. The impingement sleeve of claim 1, wherein the chamfer extends from the inlet towards the outlet. 3. The impingement sleeve of claim 1, wherein the chamfer extends between 5% and 80% of a thickness of the at least one of the plurality of cooling holes. 4. The impingement sleeve of claim 1, wherein the chamfer is at an angle between 10 degrees and 60 degrees. 5. The impingement sleeve of claim 1, further comprising an insert extending through the at least one of the plurality of cooling holes, the insert defining an insert cooling hole, the insert cooling hole having the chamfer. 6. The impingement sleeve of claim 5, wherein a thickness of the insert cooling hole is greater than a thickness of the cooling hole. 7. The impingement sleeve of claim 1, wherein each of the plurality of cooling holes has a chamfer. 8. An impingement sleeve for a combustor, comprising: a body configured to at least partially surround a transition piece of the combustor; anda plurality of cooling holes defined in the body, the plurality of cooling holes having a cooling hole pattern configured to provide a desired operational value for the transition piece, wherein at least a portion of the plurality of cooling holes arranged along a circumferential line about a longitudinal direction have size differences that are generally asymmetric about the longitudinal direction; andan insert extending through one of the plurality of cooling holes, the insert defining an insert cooling hole. 9. The impingement sleeve of claim 8, wherein a thickness of the insert cooling hole is greater than a thickness of the cooling hole. 10. The impingement sleeve of claim 8, wherein the insert cooling hole has a chamfer extending at least partially between an inlet and an outlet of the insert cooling hole. 11. The impingement sleeve of claim 10, wherein the chamfer extends from the inlet towards the outlet. 12. The impingement sleeve of claim 10, wherein the chamfer extends through between 5% and 80% of a thickness of the at least one of the plurality of cooling holes. 13. The impingement sleeve of claim 10, wherein the chamfer is at an angle between 10 degrees and 60 degrees. 14. The impingement sleeve of claim 8, Wherein the insert is a plurality of inserts, each of the plurality of inserts extending through one of the plurality of cooling holes. 15. A method for designing an impingement sleeve, the method comprising: determining a desired operational value for a transition piece;inputting a combustor characteristic into a processor; andutilizing the combustor characteristic in the processor to determine a cooling hole pattern for the impingement sleeve, the cooling hole pattern comprising a plurality of cooling holes, at least a portion of the plurality of cooling holes arranged along a circumferential line about a longitudinal direction having size differences that are generally asymmetric about the longitudinal direction, the cooling hole pattern providing the desired operational value,wherein at least one of the plurality of cooling holes has a chamfer extending at least partially between an inlet and an outlet of the at least one of the plurality of cooling holes. 16. The method of claim 15, further comprising determining a heat flux of the transition piece. 17. The method of claim 15, wherein the desired operational value is at least one of a generally uniform low cycle fatigue value, an average low cycle fatigue value, a generally uniform temperature, an average temperature, a generally uniform strain, an average strain, a generally uniform cooing value, an average cooling value, a generally uniform thermal barrier coating temperature, or an average thermal barrier coating temperature. 18. The method of claim 15, wherein the combustor characteristic is at least one of hot gas temperature, working fluid temperature, transition piece stress, transition piece strain, transition piece material, impingement sleeve geometry, spacing between impingement sleeve and transition piece, number of cooling holes, number of cooling hole sizes, cooling hole sizes, total area of cooling holes, chamfer angle, chamfer thickness, cooling hole thickness, or relative cooling hole thickness. 19. The method of claim 15, further comprising determining a required cooling mode for the desired operational value. 20. The method of claim 15, further comprising partitioning the transition piece into a plurality of segments, Wherein a cooling hole pattern is determined for the impingement sleeve with respect to each of the plurality of segments.
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