US Patent Application 18104371. GAS TURBINE ENGINES AND METHODS ASSOCIATED THEREWITH simplified abstract

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GAS TURBINE ENGINES AND METHODS ASSOCIATED THEREWITH

Organization Name

General Electric Company


Inventor(s)

Daniel Endecott Osgood of Loveland OH (US)

Gregory Terrence Garay of West Chester OH (US)

Ryan Christopher Jones of Cincinnati OH (US)

Tingfan Pang of West Chester OH (US)

GAS TURBINE ENGINES AND METHODS ASSOCIATED THEREWITH - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18104371 titled 'GAS TURBINE ENGINES AND METHODS ASSOCIATED THEREWITH

Simplified Explanation

- The patent application describes a method of forming a gas turbine engine component. - The method involves creating cooling apertures in a preform structure of the component. - The preform structure includes a first cooling aperture and a second cooling aperture, which have different cross-sectional shapes. - A coating is then applied to the preform structure to form the final component. - The cross-sectional shapes of the cooling apertures in the final component are approximately the same as each other. - This method allows for improved cooling efficiency and performance in gas turbine engine components.


Original Abstract Submitted

A method of forming a gas turbine engine component, the method including forming a plurality of cooling apertures in a preform structure of the component, the plurality of cooling apertures of the preform structure comprising a first cooling aperture and a second cooling aperture, wherein cross-sectional shapes of the first and second cooling apertures of the preform structure are different from one another, as measured in a same relative plane; and applying a coating to at least a portion of the preform structure to form the component, wherein a cross-sectional shape of the first and second cooling apertures of the component are approximately the same as one another, as measured in the same relative plane.