COMPRESSOR DIAPHRAGM

The compressor diaphragm is one of the key components of a compressor, positioned between the rotating rotor and the stationary parts to regulate pressure and airflow within the compressor. This component works in conjunction with the rotating rotor to optimize the compression and flow of air, and collaborates with the stationary vanes (stator) to maintain an efficient compression system.

IMPELLER

The impeller, also known as a runner, is a component used in rotating machines such as steam turbines and reaction turbines. It is equipped with multiple blades that receive energy from steam or water and rotate, playing an important role in transferring energy. The impeller installed in a turbocharger typically has 12 to 20 blades arranged radially. The compressor side is usually made of aluminum, while the turbine side is made of heat-resistant alloys. Recently, new materials such as ceramics are also being used.

PACKING RING

It is a sealing device within the turbine, installed between the stationary and rotating parts of the turbine, which operates at high temperatures and pressures, to prevent steam leakage.