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Covering element and arrangement with a covering element and with a carrying structure

CA 2366357 A1 · Owner: Scheurlen, Michael · Inventors: Tiemann, Peter; Scheurlen, Michael

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The invention relates to a covering element (2) for protecting components especially components in a gas turbine (1) in a machine that is subjected to , high thermal stress. The covering element (2) is provided with a wall (8) with a hot side (10) which can be exposed to a hot medium (M) and a cold side (12) which is opposite the hot side (10). The cold side (12) is provided with a cooling surface (14) that can be subjected to a coolant (K). Holding elements (28) are provided on the cold side (12). The invention also relates to an arrangement with a covering element (2) and with a support structure (34). The arrangement is tolerant with respect to thermal expansion.

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FiledMarch 15, 2000
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedMarch 15, 2020
Patent numberCA 2366357 A1
Classification (IPC)F01D25/24 +1 more

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