Disk Residual Life Studies. Part 2. TF30 10th-Stage Compressor Disk (INCOLOY 901).
Abstract
A residual fatigue life prediction method, suitable for Retirement-for-Cause application, has been developed for two P&WA turbine disks: the F100 1st-stage high pressure turbine disk and the TF30 10th-stage compressor disk. The method is based upon interaction of fracture mechanics crack propagation modeling concepts with laboratory nondestructive evaluation (NDE) techniques. Fracture mechanics life models were developed using the GPD hyperbolic sine (SINH) model refined during an earlier Air Force Materials Laboratory (AFML) program. Stress intensity (K) solutions for the engine components were based upon experimental effective K determinations made during full-scale component fatigue tests. The NDE techniques developed for disk inspections included acoustic emission (AE), eddy current (EC), and fluorescent penetrants (FP). Stress-enhanced penetrant and semi-automated rotating probe EC techniques were developed as periodic inspections, while the AE time-domain technique was developed as a real-time inspection tool. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Dec 01, 1979
- Accession Number
- ADA089524
Entities
People
- J. K. Malpani
- J. S. Cargill
- Y. W. Cheng
Organizations
- Pratt & Whitney