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    • 专利摘要:
    The invention relates to an arrangement (200) for an aircraft turbomachine combustion chamber, comprising an injection system and a fuel injector, the injection system comprising an injector nose guide (26) having a surface interior (40) delimits a centering aperture (40 ') of the nose (82), the latter including an outer envelope (85). According to the invention, the arrangement comprises a sealing device (100) between the inner surface (40) of the guide (26) and the outer casing (85), the device (100) comprising: - a first part ( 102) housed in a groove (108) of the outer shell (85), the groove being delimited in part by a downstream delimiting surface (108a), the first portion (102) having a first sealing surface (114) in axial support against the downstream delimiting surface (108a); and a second portion (104) having a second sealing surface (116) bearing radially against the inner surface (40) of the guide (26).
    公开号:FR3031799A1
    申请号:FR1550399
    申请日:2015-01-19
    公开日:2016-07-22
    发明作者:Jose Roland Rodrigues；Christophe Chabaille
    申请人:SNECMA SAS；
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    专利说明:

    [0001] TECHNICAL FIELD The invention relates to the field of combustion chambers for aircraft turbomachines. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION More specifically, the invention relates to fuel injectors and systems for injecting an air-fuel mixture, for such turbomachine combustion chambers. STATE OF THE PRIOR ART A conventional injection system for an air-fuel mixture in a combustion chamber of an aircraft turbine engine is for example known from document EP 1 731 837 A2. The injection system comprises a fixed part relative to the combustion chamber. The fixed part comprises a mixing bowl fixed on a bottom of the combustion chamber, as well as a venturi and an air twist. The venturi and the air twist are located upstream of the mixing bowl. The injection system further comprises a movable sliding passage relative to the fixed part. The sliding bushing, also referred to as an "injector nose guide", is configured to mechanically connect the fuel injector to the injection system. This guide is intended in particular to at least partially compensate for misalignment of the injector relative to the injection system in operation and / or during assembly of the injector and the injection system in the combustion chamber. The guide has an inner surface defining a centering hole in which is arranged the nozzle nose. The latter comprises an outer casing centered on a longitudinal axis of the injector nose. The guide and the outer casing of the injector nose are thus subjected to wear at their contact surface corresponding to said inner surface of the guide. This wear is in particular generated by the vibrations of the engine and aggravated by the misalignment of the injector with respect to the injection system. During the lifetime of the arrangement, undesired play is then created between the guide and the injector nose. This game mainly results in the generation of an additional uncontrolled air flow towards the combustion chamber bottom. In general, this results in a lowering of the performance of the combustion chamber. This unwanted air flow is likely to produce significant disturbances on the operation of the combustion chamber, in particular in terms of flame stability, the risk of extinguishing the chamber, or the ability to reignite in flight. In addition, too much wear can cause heavy repairs to the injector nose, such as the replacement of its outer casing, resulting in a significant impact on the overall cost of the solution.
    [0002] DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The invention aims to at least partially solve the problems encountered in the solutions of the prior art. To do this, the invention firstly relates to an arrangement for an aircraft turbomachine combustion chamber, the arrangement comprising a system for injecting an air-fuel mixture into the combustion chamber, and a fuel injector comprising an injector nose, the injection system comprising an injector nose guide whose inner surface delimits a centering orifice in which the injector nose is arranged, the latter comprising a centered outer envelope on a longitudinal axis of the injector nose.
    [0003] According to the invention, the arrangement further comprises a sealing device between the inner surface of the guide and the outer casing of the injector nose, the sealing device comprising: a first portion housed in a groove of the outer casing, said groove extending around said longitudinal axis and being delimited in part by a downstream delimiting surface, the first portion having a first sealing surface in axial abutment against said downstream delimiting surface of the groove; and a second portion having a second sealing surface in radial abutment against said inner surface of the injector nose guide.
    [0004] The invention therefore has the particularity of implanting a sealing device between the nozzle nose and the guide, to avoid / limit the risks of generating an additional air flow towards the combustion chamber bottom. In general, this results in an increase in the performance and life of the combustion chamber.
    [0005] This sealing device makes it possible to limit the wear between the guide and the injector nose, and can be used judiciously as a wear indicator to avoid the heavy injector nose repair operations encountered with the solutions of the nozzle. prior art. A game being preferably provided between the outer casing of the injector nose and the inner surface of the guide, it is in fact the specific sealing device of the invention that will be consumed primarily, in the manner of a room sacrificial forming a wear meter. Its easy replacement can thus intervene before an excessive degradation of the injector nose. Finally, it is noted that the solution proposed by the invention is all the more advantageous as the sealing device can have a negligible mass.
    [0006] The invention moreover preferably has at least one of the following additional characteristics, taken separately or in combination. Said first and second portions of the sealing device are arranged substantially orthogonally, with a connecting radius between the two, said second portion extending axially rearwardly from said connecting radius. Preferably, the first and second portions are made in one piece. The orthogonal arrangement between these two parts of the sealing device advantageously makes it possible to form a recess in which the air under pressure, coming from the compressor unit, applies an axial and radial pressure which reinforces the contact forces at the level of said first and second sealing surfaces of the sealing device.
    [0007] Said second portion comprises an upstream axial end and a downstream axial end located at the connecting radius, said upstream axial end being folded radially inwards. Such an annular flap facilitates the possible extraction of the sealing device upstream, using a suitable tool.
    [0008] Said sealing device has an overall split ring shape. The slot of the ring is preferably straight, and inclined relative to an axis of this ring. This makes it possible to rotate the air leak generated by the slot of the ring. The direction of rotation and the angle are thus chosen so as to integrate better in the air flow of the combustion chamber.
    [0009] Said groove is delimited in part by an upstream delimiting surface opposite said downstream delimiting surface, and the upstream delimiting surface extends radially outwardly beyond an inner end of the first part of the device. sealing. This arrangement makes it possible to limit the risks that the sealing device comes out of its groove during the insertion of the injector nose into the guide.
    [0010] Indeed, the device is then likely to be retained by the abutment of the inner end of the first part of the sealing device, against the upstream delimiting surface of the groove. The sealing device is preferably metallic, preferably of substantially constant thickness.
    [0011] Said outer casing of the injector nose has an outer surface of overall spherical shape, that is to say of conventional shape. The invention also relates to an aircraft turbomachine comprising at least one such arrangement. The invention finally relates to a method of assembling such an arrangement, comprising the following steps: - establishment of the sealing device in the groove made on the outer casing of the injector nose; - insertion of the injector nose equipped with the sealing device, in the centering hole, by moving the nose in the direction of its longitudinal axis.
    [0012] Other advantages and features of the invention will become apparent in the detailed non-limiting description below. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The present invention will be better understood on reading the description of exemplary embodiments, given purely by way of indication and in no way limiting, with reference to the appended drawings in which: FIG. 1 represents a partial schematic view in half longitudinal section of a combustion chamber for a turbomachine, comprising an arrangement according to a preferred embodiment of the invention; Figure 2 shows a perspective view of the arrangement shown in the previous figure; Figure 3 shows a longitudinal sectional view of the arrangement shown in the previous figure; Figure 4 is a perspective view of the fuel injector integral with the arrangement shown in Figures 2 and 3; Fig. 5 is an enlarged perspective view of a portion of the arrangement shown in the preceding figure; Figure 6 is a longitudinal sectional view of the arrangement portion shown in the preceding figure; FIG. 7a is a perspective view of a first embodiment of the sealing device equipping the arrangement shown in the preceding figures; Figure 7b is a side view of that of the previous figure; Figure 8a is a perspective view of a second embodiment of the sealing device equipping the arrangement shown in the preceding figures; and Figure 8b is a side view of that of the previous figure.
    [0013] DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PARTICULAR EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 schematically represents a combustion chamber 2 of an aircraft turbomachine 1, annular around a turbomachine axis. The combustion chamber 2 comprises a fixed inner casing wall 4 and an outer casing wall 6. The outer casing wall 6 delimits with an outer chamber wall 12 an air flow passage 14. Likewise, the inner housing wall 4 defines with an inner chamber wall 8 a second airflow passage 10. The inner chamber 8 and outer chamber walls 12 are connected by a chamber bottom 16 of the combustion chamber 2.
    [0014] Throughout this document, the "upstream" direction and the "downstream" direction are defined by the general direction of flow of air and fuel in the combustion chamber 2, direction shown schematically by the arrow 5. This direction also corresponds substantially to the flow direction of the exhaust gas in the turbomachine 1.
    [0015] On the chamber bottom 16 are mounted a plurality of injection systems 18, only one of which is visible in FIG. 1. The injection system 18 comprises a sliding bushing 26, also known as an "injector nose guide", and also includes a fixed downstream portion 25 of injection system 18. The injection system 18 is connected to a fuel injector 80 which is mounted in the guide 26 at an injector nose 82. Referring to FIGS. there 3, the fixed downstream part 25 of the injection system 18 comprises a venturi 27, a swirler 24 and a mixing bowl 28 fixed to the chamber bottom 16. The fixed downstream portion 25 is generally symmetrical about an axis 3 of revolution of the mixing bowl 28. The axis 3 of revolution of the mixing bowl 28 is generally coincident with the axis of revolution 3 of the injection system 18, in particular that of the guide 26. This axis 3 also corresponds to the longitudinal axis of the injector nose 82. The spin 24 is mounted integral with the mixing bowl 28. It comprises a first blade stage 30 and a second blade stage 32, whose function is to drive the air in rotation around the mixing bowl axis 3 28. The blades of the first blade stage 30 can rotate in the same direction or in the opposite direction to those of the second blade stage 32. The mixing bowl 28 has a flared shape substantially of revolution around the axis 3 of the mixing bowl 28. It is connected to the chamber bottom 16 by means of a split ring 22 and possibly a deflector 20. The guide 26 is movable relative to the fixed downstream portion of the injection system 18. More specifically, the guide 26 is slidably mounted on a housing ring 35 of the fixed downstream portion 25. The housing ring 35 comprises a wall 34 against which the guide 26 can slide. The wall 34 defines with a flange 44 of the fixed downstream portion 25 of the injection system 18 a housing space 29 of the sliding traversing sole 36. The wall 34 and the rim 44 may optionally be monobloc, so as not to constitute only one piece. The guide 26 is annular about the longitudinal axis 3. It comprises a sole 36 configured to bear against the fixed downstream portion 25, and a pre-centering portion 38 of flared shape and intended to pre-center a fuel injector 80 so that the nozzle nose 82 can be housed later in a centering portion 39 of the guide 26. The pre-centering portion 38 is for example generally frustoconical shape. It opens into the centering portion 39 which has a cylindrical inner surface 40 of axis 3, defining a centering hole 40 'intended to house the nozzle nose. The guide 26 is preferably monobloc, so that the pre-centering portion 38, the sole 36 and the centering portion 39 are only one piece. The guide 26 comprises purge holes 33 distributed circumferentially near the junction of the sole 36 and the centering portion 39, these holes allowing the introduction of a purge air flow into the injection system 18 The function of the purge air flow is to prevent the fuel from stagnating around the injector nose 82. The injector nose 82 is located at the end of the injector body 81 at the portion annular terminal of the injector 80, whose design is aeromechanical or aerodynamic type. The injector nose 82 has an outer shell 85 centered on the axis 3 and having an outer centering surface 84 of spherical overall shape, and defining more precisely a sphere segment shape. An operating clearance is preferably retained between the inner surface 40 defining the centering hole 40 ', and the outer centering surface 84 of the injector nose 82. The mechanical connection between the guide 26 and the injector nose 82 allows to compensate at least in part for the misalignments, which come in particular from the manufacturing tolerances of the injector 80 and the injection system 18, mounting tolerances of the injector 80 and the injection system 18 in the combustion chamber 2, and differential expansions of the injector 80 relative to the injection system 18. In operation, the combustion chamber 2, and in particular each injection system 18, are fed in the direction of the arrow 48 pressurized air at the passage 46. This pressurized air from the compressor group arranged upstream, is used for the combustion or cooling of the combustion chamber 2. Part of this air is intro into the combustion chamber 2 at the central opening of a hood 50, as shown by the arrow 52, while another part of the air flows to the passages 10 and 14 of the flow air respectively in the directions 54 and 56 and in the direction 60. The flow of air shown schematically by the arrows 60 then enters the combustion chamber 2 through primary orifices and dilution orifices. It is desired to limit as much as possible the air flow between the inner surface 40 defining the centering orifice 40 ', and the outer centering surface 84 of the injector nose 82. This parasitic air flow is indeed which can cause significant disturbances in the operation of the combustion chamber, in particular in terms of flame stability, the risk of extinguishing the chamber, and the ability to reignite in flight. This parasitic air flow rate is limited by construction, because of the low operating clearance between the guide 26 and the nozzle nose 82. Nevertheless, in case of wear of these parts, the clearance is likely to increase, and therefore to reinforce the flow of parasitic air. To avoid such a situation, the invention provides a clever way of interposing a sealing device 100 between the injector nose 82 and its guide 26, this device 100 being assembled on the outer shell 85 of the nose 82, as this is shown in FIG. 4. Now with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6, there is shown in more detail this metallic sealing device 100, designed to withstand the high ambient temperatures resulting from the proximity of the combustion chamber. The device 100 is of annular shape, centered on the axis 3. It corresponds globally in a split ring allowing easy assembly on the outer casing 85 of the injector nose 82. It is made in one piece, preferably having a substantially constant thickness. It essentially comprises two parts 102, 104 each taking the form of an annular band, these parts 102, 104 being interconnected by a connecting radius 106. The two parts 102, 104 are arranged substantially orthogonally with respect to each other. the other, the first 102 extending radially while the second 104 extends axially. More specifically, the first portion 102 of the device 100 has an outer end 102a and an inner end 102b housed in a groove 108. The second portion 104 has a downstream axial end 104a and an upstream axial end 104b. It is the ends 102a, 104a which are connected by the connecting radius 106, so that the second portion 104 of the device extends axially rearwardly from this connection radius. The first and second portions 102, 104 thus form, in half-section, a rounded corner at the right angle. The bracket also defines, between its two branches, a hollow 110 open upstream. In addition, the upstream axial end 104b of the second portion 104 is folded radially inwards, to facilitate the gripping of the device 100 when it is to extract it upstream, via a suitable tool.
    [0016] The inner end 102b of the first portion 102 is housed in the groove 108 formed on the casing 85, this groove opening radially outwards and centered on the axis 3. It is delimited by a bottom 112 spaced radially from the outside. inner end 102b of the first portion 102, to allow thermal expansion thereof. The groove 108 is also delimited by a downstream delimiting surface 108a and an upstream delimiting surface 108b arranged facing in the axial direction. To ensure the seal between the guide 26 and the nozzle nose 82, the first portion 102 has a first sealing surface 114 bearing axially against the downstream delimiting surface 108a of the groove. The first sealing surface 114 corresponds to the downstream surface of the first strip-like portion 102. Similarly, the second portion 104 has a second sealing surface 116 bearing radially against the inner surface 40 of the guide 26. The second sealing surface 116 corresponds to the radially outer surface of the second band-shaped portion 104. . Also, when the pressurized air coming from the compressor unit enters the recess 110 defined by the sealing device 100, the contact forces at the sealing surfaces 114, 116 are reinforced, in order to obtain a sealing even more powerful. In addition, the device 100 is used primarily with respect to the outer casing 85 of the nozzle nose 82, so that it constitutes a sacrificial piece also fulfilling the function of wear indicator. It can therefore be easily replaced before the wear between the guide and the outer casing 85 becomes problematic and requires heavy interventions. In this regard, it is noted that in case of wear of the casing 85 at the delimiting surface downstream 108a of the groove, resulting from the contact with the device 100, the seal is not impaired. Indeed, the air pressure in the hollow 110 causes the device 100 to be pressed against the surface 108a of the groove, thus compensating for the play of wear likely to occur between the downstream delimiting surface 108a and the first surface of the groove. 114. For mounting the assembly 200 comprising the injector and the injection system, it is first of all put in place the sealing device 100 in the groove made on the outer casing of the nose. injector, as shown in Figure 4. This is done by opening the segmented ring 100, and then closing it once it has been presented radially facing the groove. Then, it is proceeded to the insertion of the injector nose 82 equipped with the sealing device 100, in the centering hole 40 ', by displacement of the nose 82 in the direction of its longitudinal axis 3. This insertion is facilitated by the connecting radius 106, which ensures a pre-centering. In addition, the risk that the device 100 emerges from the groove 108 is extremely small, since the upstream delimiting surface 108b extends radially outwardly beyond the inner end 102b of the first portion 102 of the device. 100. During insertion, the device 100 is then likely to be retained by the abutment of this inner end 102b against the upstream delimiting surface 108b of the groove. Referring now to Figures 7a and 7b, there is shown a first embodiment for the split ring 100. Here, the slot 120 of the ring is straight, inclined with respect to an axis 3 of this ring. This makes it possible to rotate the air leak generated by the slot of the ring, the direction of rotation and the angle being selected so as to integrate better in the air flow of the combustion chamber. According to a second embodiment shown in FIGS. 8a and 8b, the slot is in the general Z-shape, with the central portion of this slot 120 extending circumferentially and corresponding to an axial overlap zone of the two ends of the ring 100. Of course, various modifications may be made by those skilled in the art to the invention which has just been described without departing from the scope of the disclosure of the invention. 25
    权利要求:
    Claims (10)
    [0001]
    REVENDICATIONS1. Arrangement (200) for an aircraft engine (1) combustion chamber (2), the arrangement comprising an injection system (18) for an air-fuel mixture in the combustion chamber (2), and an fuel injector (80) comprising an injector nose (82), the injection system (18) comprising an injector nose guide (26) having an inner surface (40) defining a centering orifice (40 ') ) in which the injector nose (82) is arranged, the latter comprising an outer casing (85) centered on a longitudinal axis (3) of the injector nose, characterized in that the arrangement further comprises a device sealing (100) between the inner surface (40) of the guide (26) and the outer shell (85) of the nozzle nose, the sealing device (100) comprising: - a first portion (102) housed in a groove (108) of the outer casing (85), said groove extending around said longitudinal axis (3) and being delimited in part by a downstream delimiting face (108a), the first portion (102) having a first sealing surface (114) bearing axially against said downstream delimiting surface (108a) of the groove; and - a second portion (104) having a second sealing surface (116) bearing radially against said inner surface (40) of the injector nose guide (26).
    [0002]
    2. An arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that said first and second portions (102, 104) of the sealing device (100) are arranged substantially orthogonally, with a connecting radius (106) between the two, said second part (104) extending axially rearwardly from said connecting radius (106).
    [0003]
    3. Arrangement according to claim 2, characterized in that said second portion (104) comprises an upstream axial end (104b) and a downstream axial end (104a) located at the connecting radius (106), said axial end upstream (104b) being folded radially inwards.
    [0004]
    4. Arrangement according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that said sealing device (100) has an overall split ring shape.
    [0005]
    5. Arrangement according to claim 4, characterized in that the slot (120) of the ring is straight, and inclined relative to an axis of this ring.
    [0006]
    6. Arrangement according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that said groove (108) is delimited in part by an upstream delimiting surface (108b) facing said downstream delimiting surface (108a), and in that the upstream delimiting surface (108b) extends radially outwardly beyond an inner end (102b) of the first portion (102) of the sealing device.
    [0007]
    7. Arrangement according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the sealing device (100) is metallic, preferably of substantially constant thickness.
    [0008]
    8. Arrangement according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that said outer casing (85) of the nozzle nose (82) has an outer surface (84) of spherical overall shape.
    [0009]
    9. An aircraft turbomachine (1) comprising at least one arrangement (200) according to any one of the preceding claims.
    [0010]
    10. A method of assembling an arrangement (200) according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that it comprises the following steps: - establishment of the sealing device (100) in the throat (108) formed on the outer shell (85) of the injector nose (82); and - insertion of the injector nose (82) equipped with the sealing device (100) into the centering orifice (40 ') by displacement of the nose (82) in the direction of its longitudinal axis (3).
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