A cooling air supply system for a rotor

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F01D 5/08 (2006.01) F02C 7/18 (2006.01)

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CA 2316576

In a cooling air supply system for a rotor, cooling air is supplied from cooling air nozzles to an annular cooling air passage formed around the rotor shaft. The cooling air nozzles are formed as straight air passages having circular cross sections. The straight air passages disposed on a stationary annular nozzle member surrounding the rotor shaft. Since the nozzles are formed as straight air passages having circular cross sections, the nozzles can be manufactured accurately at low cost by machining the annular nozzle member. Further, since the freedom for the arrangement of the nozzles increases by using the straight air passages, the nozzles can be arranged in such a manner that cooling air leaving the nozzle flows into the cooling air passage around the rotor shaft without changing its flow direction. Thus, the pressure drop in the cooling air caused by changing flow direction can be largely reduced.

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