Accession Number:
AD0875233
Title:
2400F Uncooled Turbine/Material Program. Volume 3. Fluidic Temperature-Sensing System Evaluation
Descriptive Note:
Technical rept.
Corporate Author:
AIRESEARCH MFG CO OF ARIZONA PHOENIX
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Report Date:
1970-07-01
Pagination or Media Count:
68.0
Abstract:
A fluidic temperature sensor was designed and evaluated in a 2400 degrees F cascade test rig to establish its feasibility as a turbine inlet temperature sensing device. The cascade test rig was designed and developed as part of a program to advance the technology of a small 2400 degrees F uncooled turbine component Volumes I and II. The fluidic sensor evaluation included procurement and analytical evaluation of a fluidic sensor design, selection of materials for a breadboard-type sensor to fit the requirements of the 2400 degrees F cascade test rig, checkout and calibration of the sensor on a bench test rig, and transient and steady-state testing of the sensor in the 2400 degrees F cascade test rig. It was concluded that without additional research and development efforts, it is not feasible to use the tested fluidic temperature sensor in a 2400 degrees F turbine.
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Subject Categories:
- Fluidics and Fluerics
- Test Facilities, Equipment and Methods
- Jet and Gas Turbine Engines