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Turbomachine Interface Sealing

Abstract

Sealing interfaces and coatings, like lubricants, are sacrificial, giving up their integrity for the benefit of the component. Clearance control is a major issue in power systems turbomachine design and operational life. Sealing becomes the most cost-effective way to enhance system performance. Coatings, films, and combined use of both metals and ceramics play a major role in maintaining interface clearances in turbomachine sealing and component life. This paper focuses on conventional and innovative materials and design practices for sealing interfaces.

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Hendricks, Robert C., Chupp, Raymond E., Lattime, Scott B., Steinetz, Bruce M.. 2005-04-01. Turbomachine Interface Sealing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050175891

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