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Transition nozzle combustion system

Abstract

The present application provides a combustion system for use with a cooling flow. The combustion system may include a head end, an aft end, a transition nozzle extending from the head end to the aft end, and an impingement sleeve surrounding the transition nozzle. The impingement sleeve may define a first cavity in communication with the head end for a first portion of the cooling flow and a second cavity in communication with the aft end for a second portion of the cooling flow. The transition nozzle may include a number of cooling holes thereon in communication with the second portion of the cooling flow.

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Kim, Won-Wook, McMahan, Kevin Weston, Maldonado, Jaime Javier. 2016-11-29. Transition nozzle combustion system. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1333736

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