Blades and Nozzles of Hot Section of Gas Turbines without Core Casting
Application:
Converting kinetic energy of hot fluid into rotational energy
Product Introduction:
The production process of the blades and nozzles of the hot section of gas turbines, which do not use core in their casting, is exactly the same as the process described in the product with core casting (Previous Page), with the difference that in this case, there is no need to use ceramic cores to create cooling paths in the final product.
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