Regarding the thrust disc issue of the compressor’s high-pressure cylinder
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Is there any special meaning to the V-shaped design of the thrust disc edge in the high-pressure cylinder?
The weight should be removed to facilitate dynamic balancing
Reply 1# yangchenjun: What V-shaped thing? Aren’t they all just disks?
The thrust disc comes into contact with the thrust bearings, reducing the axial displacement of the rotor system caused by pressure differences. This prevents excessive shaft displacement from causing the impeller flow channels and the baffle flow channels to misalign, thereby avoiding issues with performance