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General electric company (20240280058). TURBOMACHINERY ENGINES WITH HIGH-SPEED LOW-PRESSURE TURBINES simplified abstract

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TURBOMACHINERY ENGINES WITH HIGH-SPEED LOW-PRESSURE TURBINES

Organization Name

general electric company

Inventor(s)

Pranav R. Kamat of Bengaluru (IN)

Bhaskar Nanda Mondal of Bengaluru (IN)

Jeffrey D. Clements of Evendale OH (US)

TURBOMACHINERY ENGINES WITH HIGH-SPEED LOW-PRESSURE TURBINES - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240280058 titled 'TURBOMACHINERY ENGINES WITH HIGH-SPEED LOW-PRESSURE TURBINES

The patent application pertains to a turbomachinery engine comprising a fan assembly, a low-pressure turbine, and a gearbox. The fan assembly consists of multiple fan blades, while the low-pressure turbine includes 3-5 rotating stages. The area ratio of the low-pressure turbine is determined by the annular exit area of the aft-most rotating stage divided by the annular exit area of the forward-most rotating stage, falling within a range of 3.1-5.1 in some cases.

  • The turbomachinery engine includes a fan assembly with multiple fan blades.
  • The low-pressure turbine consists of 3-5 rotating stages.
  • The area ratio of the low-pressure turbine is within a range of 3.1-5.1.
  • The gearbox is an integral part of the engine system.
  • The design aims to optimize the performance and efficiency of the engine.

Potential Applications: - Aerospace industry for aircraft propulsion systems - Power generation for gas turbines - Marine propulsion systems for ships and boats

Problems Solved: - Enhances engine efficiency and performance - Improves airflow and power output - Reduces fuel consumption and emissions

Benefits: - Increased engine efficiency - Enhanced power output - Reduced fuel consumption and emissions - Improved overall performance

Commercial Applications: Title: "Advanced Turbomachinery Engine for Enhanced Performance" This technology can be utilized in commercial aircraft, power plants, and marine vessels to improve efficiency and reduce operational costs.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the area ratio of the low-pressure turbine impact engine performance? 2. What are the potential cost savings associated with implementing this turbomachinery engine design?

Frequently Updated Research: Ongoing research focuses on further optimizing the design of the low-pressure turbine stages to achieve even greater efficiency and performance gains.


Original Abstract Submitted

a turbomachinery engine includes a fan assembly, a low-pressure turbine, and a gearbox. the fan assembly includes a plurality of fan blades. the low-pressure turbine includes 3-5 rotating stages. the low-pressure turbine includes an area ratio equal to the annular exit area of an aft-most rotating stage of the low-pressure turbine divided by the annular exit area of a forward-most rotating stage of the low-pressure turbine. in some instances, the area ratio is within a range of 3.1-5.1.

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