Aircraft turbine blades and expected advancement in technology using carbon nanotubes |
Author(s): |
JITAMITRA SWAIN , KIRODIMAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, RAIGARH,INDIA; KUMAR GAURAV, KIRODIMAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,RAIGARH,INDIA; DHEERENDRA SINGH, KIRODIMAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,RAIGARH,INDIA; PRAKASH KUMAR SEN, KIRODIMAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,RAIGARH,INDIA; SHAILENDRA KUMAR BOHIDAR, KIRODIMAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,RAIGARH,INDIA |
Keywords: |
Aircraft, turbine blades, carbon Nanotubes (CNT) |
Abstract |
Gas turbines are of prime importance to aircrafts. The turbo machinery is a complex aspect of designing. Efficiency of turbo machinery is closely proportional to material selection and its performance. Each section of a turbo machinery deserves or has a different criteria of temperature dependency. As per this dependency turbine blades, nozzles and wheels are designed using different types of materials- alloys, which are highly resistant to temperature and light weight. This will lead to aircrafts which are very light and highly efficient. These materials are alloys which are very costly. And this high cost are making them difficult to be used abundantly. All these problems has made researchers to look around for material which is light, comparatively cheap and highly efficient as per turbine needs. This paper throws light on the existing materials used in turbine blades and a new compound which is a carbon allotrope which is capable of meeting all above needs perfectly. |
Other Details |
Paper ID: IJSRDV2I8144 Published in: Volume : 2, Issue : 8 Publication Date: 01/11/2014 Page(s): 255-258 |
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