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US 10,330,000 · App. 14/711,727 · Granted Jun 25, 2019

Control device for an exhaust gas guide section of a turbine

Inventors: Thomas Uibelhoer (Obrigheim-Asbach, DE); Liudmila Khizhnyakova (Ennepetal, DE)
Assignee: IHI CHARGING SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL GMBH
F02B37/183F04D17/10F04D27/009F16K1/12F16K1/36F16K31/52F01D25/30F05D2220/40Y02T10/144
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Patent No.
US 10,330,000
App. No.
14/711,727
Granted
Jun 25, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

In a control device for a flow-through exhaust gas guide section of a turbine for opening and closing a bypass duct to permit exhaust gas to bypass a turbine wheel arranged in a turbine wheel housing of the exhaust gas guide section comprising with an actuating device and a cover element being provided for opening or closing a flow cross-section of the bypass duct, the cover element is a hollow truncated cone with passages provided in the cone-shaped cover element which differ from one another so as to provide for a controllable efficient and quiet exhaust gas flow through the flow cross-section into the bypass duct.

Claims (5)

1. A flow control device for an exhaust gas guide section ( 1 ) of a turbine provided for opening and closing a turbine bypass duct ( 8 ) with a bypass opening ( 9 ) having a flow cross-section ( 10 ) arranged in the exhaust gas guide section ( 1 ) for bypassing a turbine wheel rotatably disposed in a wheel chamber ( 6 ) of the exhaust gas guide section ( 1 ), the flow control device comprising an actuating device ( 12 ) engaging a cover element ( 11 ) for opening or closing the flow cross-section ( 10 ) of the bypass duct ( 8 ) by linear motion of the cover element ( 11 ), the cover element ( 11 ) being at one side in the form of a truncated cone with flow guide passages formed in the cover element ( 11 ) by at least three circumferentially equally spaced partition walls ( 20 ) forming separate inflow areas ( 18 , 18 ′, 18 ″) and having narrow outer surface portions ( 19 , 19 ′, 19 ″) extending into the bypass duct ( 8 ) so as to abut adjacent wall areas of the turbine bypass duct ( 8 ) for guiding the cover element ( 11 ) over the full length of the travel distance of the cover element ( 11 ) from the closed to the fully open position of the cover element ( 11 ) to provide for the linear motion of the cover element ( 11 ) in the turbine bypass duct ( 8 ) and defining the separate inflow guide areas ( 18 , 18 ′, 18 ″) in the cover element ( 11 ), and the opposite side having a mounting element ( 21 ) including an elongated transverse opening ( 22 ) with opposite slide surfaces ( 24 ), and the actuating device ( 12 ) in the form of a pivot lever having a holding arm ( 23 ) received in the elongated transverse opening ( 22 ) for actuating the cover element ( 11 ) by pivotal movement of the actuating device ( 12 ).

2. The flow control device according to claim 1 , wherein the partition walls ( 20 ) separating the inflow areas ( 18 , 18 ′, 18 ″) from one another have between the partition walls ( 20 ) flow guide surfaces ( 17 ) which are shaped so as to reduce flow resistance through the flow control device.

3. The flow control device according to claim 1 , wherein the mounting element ( 21 ) is formed so as to partially encompass the holding arm ( 23 ).

4. The flow control device according to claim 1 , wherein et least one of the cover element ( 11 ) and the actuating device ( 12 ) consist at least partially of a ceramic material.

5. The flow control arrangement according to claim 1 , with the cover element ( 11 ) comprising at least a first inflow guide area ( 18 ) and a second inflow guide area ( 18 ′) wherein the first inflow guide area ( 18 ) and the second inflow guide area ( 18 ′) are formed differently from one another as to generate a directional side force (FR) on the cover element ( 11 ) which biases the cover element ( 11 ) against an adjacent duct wall area, in order to avoid rattling of the cover element ( 11 ) during operation.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jun 11, 2015
From: UIBELHOER, THOMAS; KHIZHNYAKOVA, LIUDMILA
To: IHI CHARGING SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL GMBH
Reel/Frame 035891/0510 →
Priority Claims (1)
DE 10 2012 111 558 · Nov 29, 2012 · national
Continuity (2)
Continuation In Part PCTEP2013003477 · Nov 19, 2013
Related Publication 20150292394A1 · Oct 15, 2015