NASA NTRS · 19840020719
Energy efficient engine high-pressure turbine detailed design report
Abstract
The energy efficient engine high-pressure turbine is a single stage system based on technology advancements in the areas of aerodynamics, structures and materials to achieve high performance, low operating economics and durability commensurate with commercial service requirements. Low loss performance features combined with a low through-flow velocity approach results in a predicted efficiency of 88.8 for a flight propulsion system. Turbine airfoil durability goals are achieved through the use of advanced high-strength and high-temperature capability single crystal materials and effective cooling management. Overall, this design reflects a considerable extension in turbine technology that is applicable to future, energy efficient gas-turbine engines.
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Thulin, R. D., Howe, D. C., Singer, I. D.. 1982-01-01. Energy efficient engine high-pressure turbine detailed design report. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840020719
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