SU6592A1 - Water on axial turbine - Google Patents

Description

In the proposed water axial turbine, in order to simplify the assembly and reduce the cost of manufacture, the impeller blades, as well as the guiding water jets, the elements are made separately and made rotary.

In the attached drawing of FIG. 1 shows a general schematic view of the entire device, in vertical section; FIG. 2 is a top view of the blades of the impeller; FIG. The 3-blades of the guide vane and the impeller are unfolded and FIG. 4 is a top view of the guide vanes (in the left half of the figure) and a bottom view of them (in the right half of the figure).

The turbine consists of a vertical shaft e (Fig. 1), on which a disk a is mounted, equipped with home bucket shaped inclined blades (Figs. 2, 3). Over the last

separate guide channels c. are inclined in the opposite direction. In the gap between the latter and the impeller, there are flaps d, attached to a common rotary disk on the axis B (Fig. 4), which serve to regulate the flow of water.

The action of the turbine is the same as in turbines in general and is clear from the drawing.

The subject of the patent.

Water on an axial turbine, characterized with the use of an impeller, fitted with blades of b% attached to the disk and b% above which there are separate guide channels e, when adjusted, are covered by shields d located in the gap between the lower edges of the said channels and working wheel.