Abstract: The present invention relates to the high-pressure turbine stator ring of a turbo engine that is fastened to the stator by tightening means that limit leaks to a minimum. These means mainly comprise a tightening grip (40) that grips the curved section of a downstream leg (35V) of each spacer section (30) that is fastened to the turbine casing (1) of the stator by a curved downstream flange (23V) of each ring section (20). Application to the fastening of the high-pressure turbine stator ring of a turbo engine.

Abstract: A heating or cooling apparatus for a turbo-machine housing collar that adjusts the diameter of the housing using chambers that are arcs of a circle through which gas is blown onto the ribs of the housing. The gas circulates in a counterflow direction or in alternate directions for adjacent chambers in order to equalize the blowing conditions at every paint of the ribs.

Abstract: This ventilation apparatus uses gas under pressure diverted from a cooler area of the turbine that reaches a chamber and (8) successively passes through a cover (6) perforated with flow-restricting apertures (13), and then a wall (7) perforated with distribution apertures (12) before reaching a stator ring exposed to the heat that must be cooled, that economizes the ventilation gas due to the almost unperforated cover (6). This construction can be fitted to high pressure turbine stator rings. The cover and the wall form a single unit and the apertures restricting the flow are in the form of nozzles opening into the volume formed by the unit.