Rotor blade connecting arrangement for a turbomachine
View Patent ↗A connecting arrangement for rotor blades of a turbomachine includes projections ( 2 ), which extend in circumferential direction ( 3 ), are rigidly connected in pairs to a rotor blade and are respectively supported on the adjacent projection ( 2 ) by means of a pressure body ( 7 ). Each pressure body ( 7 ) has, on a securing face ( 8 ), a securing contour ( 10 ) which protrudes into an acceptance feature ( 11 ) of the associated projection ( 2 ) and is supported in it. Each pressure body ( 7 ) has, on a support face ( 9 ), a plane support surface ( 13 ) which has area support on a plane mating support surface ( 14 ) of the adjacent projection ( 2 ). In order to also improve the support in the case of different rotational angles of the projections ( 2 ), the securing contour ( 10 ) of the pressure body ( 7 ) is configured as a spherical segment. The associated acceptance feature ( 11 ) is likewise configured as a spherical segment whose radius (R) is of the same magnitude as the radius (R) of the spherical segment of the securing contour ( 10 ).
1. A connecting arrangement for rotor blades of a turbomachine, the connecting arrangement comprising:
a rotor blade;
at least one pressure body;
projections extending in a circumferential direction rigidly connected in pairs to the rotor blade, the projections being configured and arranged so that at least during operation of the turbomachine the projections are each supported by said at least one pressure body on a projection circumferentially adjacent to each projection;
wherein each projection includes an acceptance feature;
wherein each pressure body has a securing face with a securing contour which securing face faces toward an associated projection, which securing contour protrudes into the acceptance feature on an associated projection and the securing contour is circumferentially and transversely supported in the acceptance feature;
wherein each pressure body includes a support face including a plane support surface, which plane support surface faces toward an adjacent projection, said adjacent projection including a plane mating surface, which plane support surface has, at least during operation of the turbomachine, area support on said plane mating surface of said adjacent projection;
wherein at least one pressure body includes a securing contour comprising a spherical segment, said at least one pressure body associated with each pair of mutually supporting projections; and
wherein an acceptance feature associated with said spherical segment comprises a spherical segment a radius of which is at least approximately of the same magnitude as a radius of the spherical segment of the securing contours;
wherein each said adjacent projection includes an end face, and wherein said plane mating surface is positioned directly on said end face of said adjacent projection.
2. The rotor blade connecting arrangement as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said plane mating surface is formed by the support surface of a mating pressure body which, with its securing contour, protrudes into an acceptance feature in an adjacent projection.
3. The rotor blade connecting arrangement as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the securing contour of the mating pressure body comprises a cone, the associated acceptance feature comprising a cone whose conicity is of equal magnitude to the conicity of the cone of the securing contour.
4. The rotor blade connecting arrangement as claimed in claim 1 , wherein an adjacent projection includes an end face, and further comprising:
an abutment element fastened to the end face of the adjacent projection.
5. The rotor blade connecting arrangement as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the support surface, the mating support surface, comprise low friction means and wear-resistant means.
6. A connecting arrangement for rotor blades of a turbomachine, the connecting arrangement comprising:
a rotor blade;
at least one pressure body;
projections extending in a circumferential direction rigidly connected in pairs to the rotor blade, the projections being configured and arranged so that at least during operation of the turbomachine the projections are each supported by said at least one pressure body on a projection circumferentially adjacent to each projection;
wherein each projection includes an acceptance feature;
wherein each pressure body has a securing face with a securing contour which securing face faces toward an associated projection, which securing contour protrudes into the acceptance feature on an associated projection and the securing contour is circumferentially and transversely supported in the acceptance feature;
wherein each pressure body includes a support face including a plane support surface, which plane support surface faces toward an adjacent projection, said adjacent projection including a plane mating surface, which plane support surface has, at least during operation of the turbomachine, area support on said plane mating surface of said adjacent projection;
wherein at least one pressure body includes a securing contour comprising a spherical segment, said at least one pressure body associated with each pair of mutually supporting projections;
wherein an acceptance feature associated with said spherical segment comprises a spherical segment a radius of which is at least approximately of the same magnitude as a radius of the spherical segment of the securing contour;
wherein said plane mating surface is formed by the support surface of a mating pressure body which, with its securing contour, protrudes into an acceptance feature in an adjacent projection; and
wherein the securing contour of the mating pressure body comprises a cone, the associated acceptance feature comprising a cone whose conicity is of equal magnitude to the conicity of the cone of the securing contour.
7. The rotor blade connecting arrangement as claimed in claim 6 , wherein an adjacent projection includes an end face, and further comprising:
an abutment element fastened to the end face of the adjacent projection.
8. The rotor blade connecting arrangement as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the support surface, the mating support surface, comprise low friction means and wear-resistant means.