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Blade Repair Guidelines: Details blending limits and acceptance criteria for compressor rotating blades with diagrams illustrating specifications. Damage Illustrations: Provides visual illustrations of typical blade damage types including dents and edge damage. Inspection and Repair Criteria: Offers specific allowable limits for blade conditions and corresponding corrective actions in tabulated format. Corrosion Limits: Presents the maximum corrosion pit width for stator and rotor blades in different environments. Repeat Sections & Additional Guidelines: Includes repeated sections on criteria for inspection and repair alongside technical guidance on corrosion limits within certain environments. sssueo|
! REPAIR BLENDING _G.T. ROTATING AND STATIONARY
BLADES
PART IIL ~ BLENDING LIMITS OF ACCEPTANCE FOR
COMPRESSOR ROTATING BLADES
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27 CRACKS , DENTS To LIMITS SHOWN
50y. OF ORIGINAL TIP MUST REMAIN,
GLADE SURFACE - OUTER SECTION:
BLEND QUT SMALL CRACKS, WICKS
TO A DEPTH NOT EXCEEDING 0,010"
_-— OUTER SECTION C-C: BLEND OUT
CRACKS, DEFECTS, DENTS FROM EDG
AND PROFILE TIP TO ADEPTH NOT
EXCEEDING 1/8", SEE BLENDING
PART I-A
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507. OF ORIGINAL TIP MUST REMAIN
BLADE SURFACE - OUTER SECTION:
BLEND OUT SMALL CRACKS, NicKS
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TREAT CRITICAL SECTION B-8
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TRAILING EDGE BLADE SURFACE
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1/32" DEPTH ARE ACCEPTABLE
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COMPRESSOR BLADING INSPECTION AND REPAIR CRITERIA
BLADE CONDITION
Bends
Blades bent
‘Tips bent
Bent airfoil
Cracks
Blade fatigue crack in
any area of blade
Blade cracks due to foreign
object damage any area of
blade
EROSION AND CORROSION
Corrosion
Evidenced by general wasting
and pitting. Knife edges at
leading and trailing edges.
Erosion
Evidenced by loss of blade
contour. Knife edge
conditions.
ALLOWABLE LIMITS
Up to 10% of the airfoil
height from the tip and
less than 25% of the chord
length.
Up to 15% of vane length
along tip and a maximum of
60 degress deflection. See
Figure MI-27.
Not acceptable,
No allowable limits.
No allowable limits,
Loss of 10% of cross
sectional area or pit marks
0.015 inch deep or greater.
Loss of 10% of eross-
sectional area or an
unacceptable loss of
performance.
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CORRECTIVE ACTION
Cold straighten above pitch
line and dye penetrant inspect.
Replace if bent below pitch
line. Hot straightening is NOT
allowed. See Figure MI-24.
Cold straighten and aye
penetrant inspect.
Replace.
Replace cracked blade,
Replace eracked blade.
Replace blade.
Replace blade.COMPRESSOR BLADING INSPECTION AND REPAIR CRITERIA (CONT'D)
BLADE CONDITION
NICKS AND DENTS
Foreign Object Damage
‘Small nicks or dents around
leading edge or blade.
Dents
1. Dents in area around leading
edge of blade above and be-
low piteh line
2. Dents in area of trailing
edge above and below
piteh line
3. Dents in both leading and
trailing edges.
4, Dents in vane section other
than leading and trailing
edge
Airfoil Damage
1. Dents and nicks on the
leading and trailing edge
ALLOWABLE LIMITS
0.050 inch diameter or less
‘by 0.020 inch deep.
Stages 1 Through 4*
One dent D in depth and
diameter of 5 times D.
Maximum allowable D
equal to 0.160 inch. See
Figure MI-24 and MI-25.
One dent D in depth and
diameter of 5 times D.
Maximum allowable D
equal to 0.160 inch. See
Figures MI-25 and MI-26.
‘Combination of condition
not to exceed D equal to
0.160 inch above and 0-080
inch below the piteh line.
Two 0.040 inch deep above
the pitch line.
One 0.040 inch deep below
the piteh line.
*For Stages 5 through 7 use
15% of dimension eriterie,
ie., 0.160 inch becomes
0.120 inch.
For Stages 8 through final
stage use 50% of dimensional
criteria.
Dents and nieks located
above the pitch line and
having @ surface area of
less than 0.020 inch per
inch of blade chord and
less than 0,050 inch deep.
CORRECTIVE ACTION
Should be left alone, no
action necessary.
Blend out to original contour
and polish to a 32 finish or
better. Dye penetrant inspect.
Radius the edge and polish
to @ 32 finish or better. Dye
Penetrant inspect. See
Figure MI-26.
Blend out and radius the edge.
Dye penetrant inspect. See
Figures MI-25 and MI-26.
Polish smooth to remove
Toughness, remove as little
metal as possible. Dye
penetrant inspect.
Acceptable, however to ensure
smooth air flow, the high metal
should be blended and dye pene-
trant inspeeted.COMPRESSOR BLADING INSPECTION AND REPAIR CRITERIA (CONT'D)
BLADE CONDITION ALLOWABLE LIMITS CORRECTIVE ACTION
NICKS AND DENTS (Cont'd)
Airfoil Root Damage
‘Dents, nicks or tears in Not acceptable. Replace.
the airfoil root section
including the fillet radius.
See Figure MI-24,
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{| 120(3.05) | 100(2.54) | 150(3.81) | 130(3.30)
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COMPRESSOR BLADING INSPECTION AND REPAIR CRITERIA
BLADE CONDITION
Bends
Blades bent
Tips bent
Bent airfoil
Cracks
Blade fatigue crack in
any area of blade
Blade cracks due to foreign
object dsmage any area of
blade
EROSION AND CORROSION
Corrosion
Evidenced by general Wasting
and pitting. Knife edges at
leading and trailing edges.
Erosion
Evideneed by loss of blade
contour. Knife edge
conditions.
ALLOWABLE LIMITS
Up to 10% of the airfoil
height from the tip and
less than 25% of the chord
length.
Up to 15% of vane length
along tip and a maximum of
60 degress deflection. See
Figure MI-27.
Not acceptable.
No allowable limits.
No allowable limits.
Loss of 10% of eross~
sectional area or pit marks
0.015 inch deep or greater.
Loss of 10% of eross~
sectional area or en
unacceptable loss of
performence.
4C-44
CORRECTIVE ACTION
Cold straighten above pitch
line and dye penetrant inspect.
Replace if bent below pitch
line. Hot straightening is NOT
allowed, See Figure MI-24,
Cold straighten and dye
penetrant inspect.
Replace.
Replace cracked blade.
Replace cracked blade.
Replace blade.
Replace blade.COMPRESSOR BLADING INSPECTION AND REPAIR CRITERIA (CONT'D)
BLADE CONDITION
NICKS AND DENTS
Foreign Object Damage
1. Small nicks or dents around
leading edge or blade.
Dents
1. Dents in area around leading
edge of blade above and be-
ow piteh line
2. Dents in area of trailing
edge above and below
pitch line
3. Dents in both leading and
trailing edges.
4, Dents in vane section other
than leading and trailing
edge .
Airfoil Damage
1. Dents and nicks on the
leading and trailing edge
ALLOWABLE LIMITS CORRECTIVE ACTION
0.050 inch diameter or less Should be left alone, no
by 0,020 inch deep. action necessary.
Stages 1 Through 4*
One dent D in depth and Blend out to original contour
diameter of 5 times D. and polish to a 32 finish or
Maximum allowable D better. Dye penetrant inspect.
equal to 0.160 inch. See .
Figure MI-24 and MI-25.
One dent D in depth and Radius the edge and polish
diameter of § times D. ,to a 32 finish or better. Dye
Maximum allowable D ‘penetrant inspect. See
equal to 0.160 inch. See Figure MI-26.
Figures MI-25 and MI-26.
Combination of condition Blend out and radius the edge.
not to exceed D equal to Dye penetrant inspect. See
0.160 inch above and 0.080 Figures MI-25 and \
inch below the piteh tine.
-26.
‘Two 0.040 inch deep above Polish smooth to remove
the pitch line. roughness, remove as little
metal as possible. Dye
‘One 0.040 inch deep below _penetrant inspect.
the pitch line.
*For Stages 5 through 7 use
75% of dimension criteria,
i.e., 0.160 ineh becomes
0.120 inch.
For Stages @ through final
stage use 50% of dimensional
criteria,
Dents and nicks located Acceptable, however to ensure
above the pitch line and smooth air flow, the high metal
having a surface area of should be blended and dye pene~
tess than 0.020 inch per trant inspected.
inch of blade chord and
less than 0.050 inch deep.
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BLADE CONDITION ALLOWABLE LIMITS CORRECTIVE ACTION
NICKS AND DENTS (Cont'd)
Airfoil Root Damage
1. Dents, nicks or tears in Not acceptable. Replace.
the airfoil root section
including the fillet radius.
See Figure MI-24,
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June 11, 1998
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COMPRESSOR BLADE CORROSION
LIMITS
APPLICABLE TO:
MSSO01N/PIR, MS5002, MS6001A/B,
MS7001B/C/E/EA, MS9001E
PURPOSE
This TIL revises the allowable corrosion pit sizes
on the compressor blades and stator vanes. The
limits are dependenton the operating
environment and apply equally to stator vanes or
rotor blades. For machines with earlier version
AISI 403 blades/vanes, in severe operating
environments, a replacement with present
production components is recommended during
or prior to the first major inspection,
BACKGROUND / DISCUSSION
Under certain environmental conditions corrosion
‘occurs on compressor blades (stationary and
rotating). The primary cause is corrosive
chemical elements in aqueous environments
including condensate on the blade surface. On
earlier machines, Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd) plating
was used on AISI 403 blades to minimize the
corrosion attack. In recent production, to further
counter the effects of corrosive environment, the
blade material was changed to GTD-4E0 or
403CB, depending on the stage design GTD-450
material is much better suited to corrosive
environments and eliminates the need ‘or
coating. Also, in some cases, the old NiCd
coating has been superceded by GECC-1 which
isa ceramic type coating. Both GTD-450 and
GECC-1 are in current production.
Recent testing has yielded a further
understanding of corrosive environments and
new corrosion pit limits which differentiate
between operating environments. Tests on AIS!
403 with NiCd show that the environmental
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factors are crucial in determining the allowable
corrosion pit sizes,
In recent experience, field observations have
detected cracks on first stage stator vanes on
five MS7001E’s with AIS! 403 blades with NiCd
coating. One of these five units sustained a
stator vane failure with consequential damage to
the compressor. In addition, a MS001E stage 1
stator blade of this type has also exhibited these
cracks. In all cases, these blades had over
50,000 hours of operation in very corrosive
environment. To date, the cracks have been
observed on stationary blades only. Another
important field observation is that these cracks
are difficult to detect and can propagate during
normal operation
RECOMMENDATIONS
1) New Corrosion Pit Limits for AIS! 403 with
NiCd coating.
Itis recommended that the inlet guide vanes
(IGV's) and first stage rotor blades be inspected
for corrosion pitting on an annual basis or when
the unit is down for a scheduled inspection. All
blading should be inspected during a major
inspection when the compressor casings are
removed. If corrosion pitting is found that
exceeds the limits in table 1, all blades of that
stage should be replaced with GTD-450 blades or
AISI 403 blades coated with GECC-1 coating
TIL Category: FG, HI. J
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‘Stator Rotor Blade
MAXIMUM CORROSION PIT WIDTH - MILS (MM)
ENVIRONMENT
Zone Dry Humid Corrosive
Environ. | <60% Relative | pH= 851070 | pH< ss
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a 300.76) | 15 (0.38) [70(0.25)
Band C | 80 (2.03) 80 (2.03) 30 (0.76)
Table 1
NOTE: Field observation shows most piting in
zone B and C and in the root fillet of zone A.
Corrosive environment is defined as operation
where the deposits on the blades show a
presence of sulfides andlor chlorides or when pH
is lower than 5.5 (acidic environment).
2) Itis recommended that AISI 403 stationary
and rotating blades, including the IGV's with
NiCd coating, operating in a corrosive
environment or blades which have evidence
of pits or deposits with sulfides and/or
chlorides be replaced during or prior to the
first major inspection. The recommended
replacements are GTD-450 blades, or blades
that have GECC-1 coating (the current design
is specific to the individual stage)