Wire material reduces compressor blade vibration
Wire material /Inconel/ having high friction and low wear characteristics, reduces vibratory stress and prevents compressor blade failure.
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Wire material /Inconel/ having high friction and low wear characteristics, reduces vibratory stress and prevents compressor blade failure.
Study made of noise radiation from rotor-stator interaction in axial-flow compressors. The collected data were reduced to the form of radiation patterns and frequency spectra. These data show how the radiation patterns are affected by the relative number of rotor blades and stator vanes.
Plane compressor or cascade characteristics with small-aspect blades
Boundary layer blowing techniques for high lift stator blades in axial flow compressors
Nacelle design for turbofan engine compressor noise suppression on Douglas DC-8 aircraft
Inlet guide vane spacing effects on compressor noise reduction in turbojet engines
Design and evaluation of stator blades for use in boundary layer bleed techniques in axial flow compressor
Friction and fretting wear tests on materials used as friction dampers to reduce vibrational stresses in compressor blades for turbine engines
Development of compressor, stator, and vane pivot seals for use in advanced air breathing engines
Inlet guide vane choking noise reduction in axial flow compressors
Overall performance tests in argon of six inch radial bladed centrifugal compressor
Saturn pulse frequency modulation telemetry data processed through predictor data compressor
Axial flow compressor design computer programs incorporating radial distribution of total pressure and flow path or axial velocity ratio
Floated shoe close running air seals for supersonic jet engine compressors, discussing axial and radial seals design
Transmission buffer overflow prevention in telemetry data compressors using adaptive queueing control system
One piece face type flexible and rigid seals designed for compressor end area of air breathing propulsion systems, based on gas bearing
Gas turbine compressor end seals, discussing air leakage paths, primary and secondary seals, design and efficiency
Four computer programs examine effects of design parameters and indicate areas for research of multistage axial flow compressors. The programs provide information on velocity diagrams and stage-by-stage performance calculation, radial equilibrium of flow, radial distribution of total pressure, and off-design performance calculation.