AT61991B

AT61991B - Compressed gas generators, especially for gas turbines.

Info

Publication number: AT61991B
Authority: AT
Inventors: Jules Raclot; Camille Enderlin
Original assignee: Jules Raclot; Camille Enderlin
Priority date: 1911-05-31
Filing date: 1911-05-31
Publication date: 1913-11-10

Description

  

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    Die aufeinanderfolgenden Vorgänge vollziehen sich so rasch, dass das Gasgemisch in der Kammer 2 nicht genügend Zeit findet, in die Kammer 3 überzuströmen. Nachdem der Schieber 14 geschlossen ist, wird das Brennstoffgemisch durch die Zündvorrichtung 18 entzündet. 



  Zweckmässig ist es, kurz vor dem Schliessen des Schiebers 7 durch den Schieber 6 etwas Druckluft in die Kammern, namentlich in 2, einzuführen, um die Brennstoffbestandteile auszufegen. 



  Diese Vorrichtung lässt sich nicht nur für Gasturbinen, sondern auch für andere Motoren verwenden. 



  PATENT. AN SPRÜCHE : 1. Druckgaserzeuger, besonders für Gasturbinen, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Verbrennungsraum in zwei miteinander in Verbindung stehende Kammern geteilt ist, die durch einen Hohlkörper (4) voneinander getrennt sind, in den der Brennstoff eingeleitet wird.



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    The successive processes take place so quickly that the gas mixture in chamber 2 does not have enough time to flow over into chamber 3. After the slide 14 is closed, the fuel mixture is ignited by the ignition device 18.



  It is expedient to introduce some compressed air into the chambers, namely in FIG. 2, shortly before the slide 7 is closed by the slide 6, in order to sweep out the fuel constituents.



  This device can be used not only for gas turbines but also for other engines.



  PATENT. APPLICATIONS: 1. Compressed gas generator, especially for gas turbines, characterized in that the combustion space is divided into two interconnected chambers which are separated from one another by a hollow body (4) into which the fuel is introduced.

Claims

2. Compressed gas generator according to claim 1, characterized in that the explosion chamber, which is separated into two chambers, connects to a slide chamber at each end, one slide serving to introduce the fresh air into the combustion chambers and the other serving to discharge the combustion gases.

3. Compressed gas generator according to claim 2, characterized in that the outlet slide (7) for the combustion gases is surrounded by a space (23) which is used to receive the fuel (e.g. petroleum), which is then inserted into the hollow partition (4 ), which has a fuel supply device after the explosion chambers, in which a hollow body provided with openings can move longitudinally.