Abstract: A coolable component for a streaming engine providing an improved cooling, wherein the coolable component includes an outer wall providing an outer surface adapted to be in contact with a hot fluid like a hot gas stream used in the streaming engine or to be coated with a coating that is adapted to be in contact with the hot fluid, wherein the outer surface is at least partially curved. The coolable component includes at least one cooling channel inside the outer wall adapted to guide a cooling fluid through the cooling channel to cool the outer wall during operation of the streaming engine, wherein the cooling channel is adapted to provide a convection cooling of the outer surface.

Abstract: A coolable component for a streaming engine providing an improved cooling, wherein the coolable component includes an outer wall providing an outer surface adapted to be in contact with a hot fluid like a hot gas stream used in the streaming engine or to be coated with a coating that is adapted to be in contact with the hot fluid, wherein the outer surface is at least partially curved. The coolable component includes at least one cooling channel inside the outer wall adapted to guide a cooling fluid through the cooling channel to cool the outer wall during operation of the streaming engine, wherein the cooling channel is adapted to provide a convection cooling of the outer surface.

Abstract: A component defines a blade or a vane for a rotor rotatable about a rotary axis. An inner space of the component is limited by first and second walls, and forms a passage for a cooling fluid. First and second ribs project form the first and second walls, respectively, and form first and second channels for the fluid from a leading end to a trailing end of the ribs. The first and second ribs intersect and are directly connected to each other at said intersections. The first and second ribs intersect at an intersection joint in the proximity of the trailing end in such a way that the first channel and the second channel form a common outlet channel with a flow area.

Abstract: A component defines a blade or a vane for a rotor rotatable about a rotary axis. An inner space of the component is limited by first and second walls, and forms a passage for a cooling fluid. First and second ribs project form the first and second walls, respectively, and form first and second channels for the fluid from a leading end to a trailing end of the ribs. The first and second ribs intersect and are directly connected to each other at said intersections. The first and second ribs intersect at an intersection joint in the proximity of the trailing end in such a way that the first channel and the second channel form a common outlet channel with a flow area.