Turbine engine with component having a cooling hole with a layback surface
An apparatus for an engine component in a turbine engine. The engine component including a wall with a cooling hole having a passage extending between an inlet fluidly coupled to a cooling fluid flow and an outlet at a heated surface. The cooling hole including a layup surface defining a first angle (α) and a layback surface defining a second angle (β).
1. An airfoil for a turbine engine, which generates a hot gas fluid flow, and provides a cooling fluid flow, the airfoil comprising:
a wall separating the hot gas fluid flow from the cooling fluid flow, bounding an interior facing the cooling fluid flow, defining a heated surface along which the hot gas fluid flow flows, and including an upstream edge, a downstream edge, and a tip of the airfoil;
at least one cooling supply conduit, provided in the interior, through which cooling fluid flows; and
a cooling hole comprising a passage extending between an inlet fluidly coupled to the cooling fluid flow and an outlet at the heated surface, the outlet extending between an upstream end and downstream end with respect to the cooling fluid flow, the outlet having an oval shape wherein a major axis of the oval shape measured between the upstream end and the downstream end defines an outlet length (L o ), the passage having a first portion and a second portion, the first portion defining a centerline extending from the inlet to meet the second portion at a junction, the second portion including a diffusing section comprising, and wherein the passage defines a hydraulic diameter (D) along the first portion and a ratio L o /D is between 2 and 12 (2<L o /D<12):
a layup surface bending away from the centerline in a first direction and extending to the upstream end to define a first angle (α), as viewed in a major axis plane in which the centerline lies, between the centerline and the layup surface, where the first angle is greater than zero degrees; and
a layback surface bending away from the passage in a second direction opposite the first direction and extending to the downstream end to define a second angle (β), as viewed in the major axis plane, between the centerline and the layback surface, where the second angle is less than the first angle (β<α).
2. The airfoil of claim 1 wherein the cooling hole is located at a portion of the airfoil at the downstream edge and the outlet is located at the tip.
3. The airfoil of claim 2 further comprising a tip angle (θ), as viewed in the major axis plane, defined between the heated surface at the tip and the centerline.
4. The airfoil of claim 3 wherein the tip angle (θ) is between 0° and 35° (0°<θ<35°).
5. The airfoil of claim 1 wherein the first angle (α) is between 0° and 30° (0°<α<30°) and the second angle (β) is between 0° and 30° (0°<β<30°).
6. The airfoil of claim 1 wherein a straight-line distance along the centerline between the inlet and the outlet defines a total length (L T ) of the passage and a ratio L T /D is greater than or equal to 15 and less than or equal to 65 (15≤L T /D≤65).
7. The airfoil of claim 6 wherein the ratio L T /D is greater than or equal to 19 and less than or equal to 40 (19≤L T /D≤40).
8. The airfoil of claim 1 wherein the first portion includes a metering section terminating at the junction.
9. The airfoil of claim 8 wherein a straight-line distance along the centerline between the inlet and the junction defines a metering length (L m ) and a ratio L m /D is greater than 2 and less than 35 (2≤L m /D≤35).
10. The airfoil of claim 1 wherein a straight-line distance along the centerline between the junction and the outlet defines a diffusing length (L d ) and a ratio L d /D is greater than 2.5 and less than 35 (2≤L m /D≤35).
11. A cooling hole for an engine component, the cooling hole comprising:
a passage extending between an inlet fluidly coupled to a cooling fluid flow and an outlet along a heated surface of the engine component, the outlet extending between an upstream end and downstream end with respect to the cooling fluid flow and the outlet having an oval shape and a major axis of the oval shape measured between the upstream end and the downstream end defines an outlet length (L o ), the passage having a first portion and a second portion, the first portion defining a centerline extending from a geometric center of the inlet toward the outlet between a top wall and a bottom wall of the passage, the second portion including a diffusing section comprising, the passage defines a hydraulic diameter (D) along the first portion and wherein a ratio L o /D is between 2 and 12 (2<L o /D<12):
a layup surface bending away from the centerline in a first direction and extending to the upstream end to define a first angle (α), as viewed in a major axis plane in which the centerline lies, between the centerline and the layup surface, where the first angle is greater than zero degrees; and
a layback surface bending away from the passage in a second direction opposite the first direction and extending to the downstream end to define a second angle (β), as viewed in the major axis plane, between the centerline and the layback surface, where the second angle is less than the first angle (β<α).
12. The cooling hole of claim 11 wherein the first angle (α) is between 0° and 30° (0°<α<30°) and the second angle (β) is between 0° and 30° (0°<β<30°).
13. The cooling hole of claim 11 wherein a straight-line distance along the centerline between the inlet and the outlet defines a total length (L T ) of the passage and a ratio L T /D is greater than or equal to 15 and less than or equal to 65 (15≤L T /D≤65).
14. The cooling hole of claim 11 wherein the first portion includes a metering section terminating at the layup surface to define a junction.
15. The cooling hole of claim 14 wherein a straight-line distance along the centerline between the inlet and the junction defines a metering length (L m ) where a ratio L m /D is greater than 2 and less than 35 (2≤L m /D≤35).
16. The cooling hole of claim 14 wherein a straight-line distance along the centerline between the junction and the outlet defines a diffusing length (L d ) and a ratio L d /D is greater than 2.5 and less than 35 (2≤L d /D≤35).
17. A cooling hole for an engine component, the cooling hole comprising a passage extending between an inlet fluidly coupled to a cooling fluid flow and an outlet along a heated surface of the engine component, the outlet extending between an upstream end and downstream end with respect to the cooling fluid flow and the outlet having an oval shape and a major axis of the oval shape measured between the upstream end and the downstream end defines an outlet length (L o ), the passage having a first portion and a second portion, the first portion defining a centerline extending from a geometric center of the inlet toward the outlet between a top wall and a bottom wall of the passage, the second portion including a diffusing section comprising, the passage defines a hydraulic diameter (D) along the first portion and wherein a ratio L o /D is between 2 and 12 (2<L o /D<12).
18. The cooling hole of claim 17 wherein a straight-line distance along the centerline between the inlet and the outlet defines a total length (L T ) of the passage and a ratio L T /D is greater than or equal to 15 and less than or equal to 65 (15<L T /D<65).
19. The cooling hole of claim 17 wherein the first portion includes a metering section terminating at a layup surface to define a junction.
20. An airfoil for a turbine engine, which generates a hot gas fluid flow, and provides a cooling fluid flow, the airfoil comprising the cooling hole of claim 17 .