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Rene 95 brazed joint metallurgical program

Author
Gay, C.
Published
JAN 1, 1972.
Physical Description
1 electronic document
Additional Creators
Mastrorroco, S., Sterman, A., and Givens, J.
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Summary
This metallurgical program was specifically conducted for the establishment of material properties required for the design of the LF460 fan. The LF460 lift fan is an advanced 18:1 high thrust to weight single stage design. It has a turbine attached to the outer flowpath of the fan blade tip which minimizes the axial depth of the fan. Advanced lightweight attachment designs are employed in this concept to achieve minimum mass polar moments of inertia which are required for good aircraft flight response control. The design features which are unique to this advanced LF460 lift fan are the 0.010 inch thin Udimet 700 alloy integral tip turbine design, minimum weight braze attachment of the turbine to the fan blade, and the high strength and elevated temperature capability of the Rene'95 alloy for the fan blade. The data presented in this report show that the LF460 fan rotor design is feasible and that the design stresses and margins of safety were more than adequate. Prior to any production application, however, additional stress rupture/shear lap joints should be run in order to establish a firm 1200 F stress rupture curve for the CM50 braze metal.
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NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
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Document ID: 19720021914.
Accession ID: 72N29564.
NASA-CR-120957.
TM-72-326.
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