Flow body for a gas turbine, gas turbine, method for manufacturing a flow body for a gas turbine, and method for repairing a flow body of a gas turbine
US-2024376825-A1 · Nov 14, 2024 · US
US9527262B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9527262-B2 |
| Application number | US-201213630708-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Sep 28, 2012 |
| Priority date | Sep 28, 2012 |
| Publication date | Dec 27, 2016 |
| Grant date | Dec 27, 2016 |
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A layered arrangement, a hot-gas path component, and a process of producing a layered arrangement are disclosed. The layered arrangement includes a substrate layer, a ceramic matrix composite layer, and a non-metal spacer between the substrate layer and the ceramic matrix composite layer configured to define one or more pockets. The hot-gas-path component includes a nickel-based superalloy layer, a ceramic matrix composite layer, and a ceramic spacer between the nickel-based superalloy layer and the ceramic matrix composite layer. The ceramic spacer is mechanically secured to one or both of the substrate layer and the ceramic matrix composite layer, and the ceramic spacer is bonded to the substrate layer or the ceramic matrix composite layer. The process includes securing a non-metal spacer between a substrate layer and a ceramic matrix composite layer of the layered arrangement.
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What is claimed is: 1. A hot gas path component, the hot gas path component comprising a layered arrangement, the layered arrangement including: a substrate layer; a ceramic matrix composite layer; and a non-metal spacer between the substrate layer and the ceramic matrix composite layer configured to define a plurality of pockets, the non-metal spacer having a composition distinct from each of the substrate layer and the ceramic matrix composite layer, wherein the plurality of pockets contain a substance including a property of greater thermal insulation than the substrate layer, wherein the substrate layer, the ceramic matrix composite layer and the non-metal spacer form a plurality of completely enclosed pockets, preventing flow into each of the plurality of completely enclosed pockets; and wherein the hot gas path component is a component along a hot gas path of a turbine. 2. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the substrate layer is a nickel-based superalloy. 3. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the composition of the non-metal spacer includes a ceramic. 4. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the composition of the non-metal spacer includes a thermal barrier coating material. 5. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the non-metal spacer is formed from a yttria-stabilized zirconia. 6. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the substance includes air, the substance being trapped in the plurality of pockets within the layered arrangement. 7. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the layered arrangement is a side wall of a turbine nozzle. 8. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the layered arrangement is an airfoil surface. 9. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the layered arrangement is a turbine shroud. 10. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the non-metal spacer includes a ridge extending along the layered arrangement. 11. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the non-metal spacer includes intersecting ridges. 12. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the substance includes a thermally insulating substance. 13. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the non-metal spacer is mechanically secured to one or both of the substrate layer and the ceramic matrix composite layer. 14. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the non-metal spacer is bonded to the substrate layer or the ceramic matrix composite layer. 15. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the non-metal spacer has a thermal conductivity that is less than one-third of the thermal conductivity of the substrate layer. 16. The hot gas path component of claim 1 , wherein the substrate layer is at least 10 mils thick, the ceramic matrix composite layer is at least 20 mils thick, and the non-metal spacer includes a maximum thickness dimension of at least 30 mils. 17. A hot path component, comprising: a nickel-based superalloy layer; a ceramic matrix composite layer; and a ceramic spacer between the nickel-based superalloy layer and the ceramic matrix composite layer configured to define a plurality of pockets, the ceramic spacer having a composition distinct from the ceramic matrix composite layer, wherein the ceramic spacer is mechanically secured to one or both of the nickel-based superalloy layer and the ceramic matrix composite layer, wherein the ceramic spacer is bonded to the nickel-based superalloy layer or the ceramic matrix composite layer, wherein the plurality of pockets contain a substance including a property of greater thermal insulation than the nickel-based superalloy layer, wherein the nickel-based superalloy layer, the ceramic matrix composite layer and the ceramic spacer form a plurality of completely enclosed pockets, preventing flow into each of the plurality of completely enclosed pockets; and wherein the hot gas path component is a component along a hot gas path of a turbine. 18. A process for producing a hot gas path component of a including a layered arrangement, the process comprising securing a non-metal spacer between a substrate layer and a ceramic matrix composite layer of the layered arrangement, and incorporating the layered arrangement into the hot gas path component, wherein: the non-metal spacer is configured to define a plurality of pockets; the plurality of pockets contain a substance including a property of greater thermal insulation than the substrate layer; the non-metal spacer includes a composition distinct from each of the substrate layer and the ceramic matrix composite layer; the substrate layer, the ceramic matrix composite layer and the non-metal spacer form a plurality of completely enclosed pockets, preventing flow into each of the plurality of completely enclosed pockets; and the hot gas path component is a component along a hot gas path of a turbine.
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