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When r a ÷ 1 radial stresses approach zero while circular stresses<br />

approach maximum.<br />

In examining thermal stresses (see Fig. 3.57) we can make the<br />

following conclusions.<br />

- <strong>The</strong>rmal stresses are due to nonuniform heating <strong>of</strong> the disk.<br />

With uniform heating there will be .no thermal stresses.<br />

- <strong>The</strong>rmal stresses substantially distort the pattern <strong>of</strong> stresses<br />

obtained only from the rotation <strong>of</strong> the disk, particularly the pattern<br />

<strong>of</strong> stresses aq. On tne periphery <strong>of</strong> the disk with the examined<br />

character <strong>of</strong> temperature variation negative (compressive) stresses<br />

appear.<br />

We should note that the strength <strong>of</strong> the disk will be different<br />

depending upon whether it is heated or not, even if in the heated<br />

disk there is no temperature gradient. If the degree <strong>of</strong> heating<br />

determines the strength <strong>of</strong> the disk material, nonuniform heating<br />

determines its<br />

thermal stresses.<br />

Analyzing disk with allowance for plastic<br />

flow<br />

An attempt to obtain higher criteria for a turbine <strong>and</strong> reduce<br />

its weight has lead to an increase in the angular velocit!.es <strong>of</strong><br />

rotors <strong>and</strong> stresses in the disk up to their operation in the elasticplastic<br />

region.<br />

In individual sections <strong>of</strong> the disk stresses reach<br />

the yield point aT. Meanwhile, Lther less loaded sections are<br />

loaded with additional forces. All this leads to a redistribution<br />

<strong>of</strong> stresses in the disk <strong>and</strong> is particularly apparent at high temperatures,<br />

since with an increase in<br />

continuously.<br />

temperature the yield point drops<br />

We should mention one more effect connected with plastic flow.<br />

As a consequence <strong>of</strong> the plastic flow <strong>of</strong> material under elevated<br />

temperatures, a continuous decrease in thermal stresses (stress<br />

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