Abstract: A counter-rotating turbine of an aircraft turbomachine, includes a casing including an endoscopy port configured for an endoscopy plug of a non-destructive testing device to pass into the casing. The endoscopy plug includes a mechanism for acquiring and transmitting images. The non-destructive testing device includes a mechanism for receiving and displaying images connected to the mechanism for acquiring and transmitting images by a wireless connection. First and second rotors are configured to rotate in opposite rotation directions, the second rotor having an endoscopy port in which the endoscopy plug is removably attached.

Abstract: A rotary assembly for a turbomachine including a rotor including at least two consecutive rotor stages provided with a plurality of blades and an annular rotor shroud connecting the two consecutive rotor stages, a stator including: at least one stator stage provided between the two consecutive rotor stages including a plurality of vanes, a turbomachine stator vane root, an annular clamping part and an annular support of abradable material, the root extending radially and being clamped axially between the annular support of abradable material and the annular clamping part, A space separates a radially internal end of the root and the annular support of abradable material. A turbojet engine including a rotary assembly as previously.

Abstract: The disclosure provides devices for cooling a turbine casing for a turbomachine and methods of using the same. The devices extend around an axis (X) and include air-distribution means configured to take in air and convey it to the casing. The air-distribution means include a first ramp and a second ramp extending circumferentially about the axis (X), each ramp having air ejection orifices intended to be directed towards the casing in order to cool it The devices further include adjustment means capable of adjusting the flow rate of air ejected at the level of the first ramp with respect to the flow rate of air ejected at the level of the second ramp.

Abstract: Assembly including a rotor disc, an adjacent stator and a plurality of sealing elements secured to the rotor disc, the stator including an inner platform and a root bearing at least one abradable element configured to cooperate with the sealing elements, the sealing elements being placed in an enclosure formed by the abradable element, the enclosure being open to the inside and delimited axially by an upstream abradable edge and a downstream abradable edge, the enclosure being delimited radially by an outer abradable edge, at least one of the sealing elements including a first lip configured to cooperate with the upstream abradable edge or the downstream abradable edge, and a second, separate lip configured to cooperate with the outer abradable edge.

Abstract: A counter-rotating turbine of an aircraft turbomachine, includes a casing including an endoscopy port configured for an endoscopy plug of a non-destructive testing device to pass into the casing. The endoscopy plug includes a mechanism for acquiring and transmitting images. The non-destructive testing device includes a mechanism for receiving and displaying images connected to the mechanism for acquiring and transmitting images by a wireless connection. First and second rotors are configured to rotate in opposite rotation directions, the second rotor having an endoscopy port in which the endoscopy plug is removably attached.

Abstract: The invention relates to a turbojet bearing housing including a fixed envelope traversed by a rotor, this envelope including a cylindrical end surrounding a seal ensuring the leak tightness of the cylindrical end of the envelope with the rotor, this envelope being equipped with a shell screwed onto the cylindrical end thereof, this shell including radial channels emerging opposite the seal while being arranged so that an air stream traversing the seal towards the housing mainly comes from these radial channels.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device (9) for cooling a turbine casing (7) for a turbomachine, such as for example an aircraft turbojet engine, extending around an axis (X) and comprising air-distribution means configured to take in air and convey it to the casing, characterized in that the air-distribution means comprising at least a first ramp (20a, 20b) and a second ramp (20a, 20b) extending circumferentially about the axis (X) respectively on a first circumferential portion and on a second circumferential portion which are different from each other, each ramp (20a, 20b) comprising air ejection orifices intended to be directed towards the casing in order to cool it, characterized in that it comprises adjustment means (23) capable of adjusting the flow rate of air ejected at the level of the first ramp (20a, 20b) with respect to the flow rate of air ejected at the level of the second ramp (20a, 20b).

Abstract: Assembly including a rotor disc, an adjacent stator and a plurality of sealing elements secured to the rotor disc, the stator including an inner platform and a root bearing at least one abradable element configured to cooperate with the sealing elements, the sealing elements being placed in an enclosure formed by the abradable element, the enclosure being open to the inside and delimited axially by an upstream abradable edge and a downstream abradable edge, the enclosure being delimited radially by an outer abradable edge, at least one of the sealing elements including a first lip configured to cooperate with the upstream abradable edge or the downstream abradable edge, and a second, separate lip configured to cooperate with the outer abradable edge.

Abstract: The invention relates to a turbine engine, comprising: a device for bleeding a compressor, particularly a high-pressure compressor, comprising at least one valve for bleeding said compressor, an outlet of said valve being connected to a bleed system designed to discharge a bleed airflow; and at least one device for cooling at least one unit, comprising a heat exchanger, an air outlet of which is connected to an ejector of the jet pump type, which comprises a feed-through duct for a secondary airflow coming from said air outlet, as well as a nozzle for spraying a primary airflow inside said feed-through duct, wherein the nozzle is connected to said bleed system.

Abstract: A turbine rotor is fitted to a turbomachine and includes disks each containing a coupling portion with recesses each holding a root of a blade, and coupled to one another by a first annular ferrule attached to one of them close to the recesses, and second rotationally coupled ferrules, which are respectively coupled radially to the disks, which each consists of at least two semi-annular sectors, and which form with the associated disk a space which communicates with the recesses of the coupling portion of this latter disk. In addition, each first ferrule includes through-holes enabling air to enter this space, and then the recesses, intended to cool the coupling portion which couples its disk and the blade roots.

Abstract: The invention relates to a turbojet bearing housing including a fixed envelope traversed by a rotor, this envelope including a cylindrical end surrounding a seal ensuring the leak tightness of the cylindrical end of the envelope with the rotor, this envelope being equipped with a shell screwed onto the cylindrical end thereof, this shell including radial channels emerging opposite the seal while being arranged so that an air stream traversing the seal towards the housing mainly comes from these radial channels.

Abstract: A turbine rotor is fitted to a turbomachine and includes disks each containing a coupling portion with recesses each holding a root of a blade, and coupled to one another by a first annular ferrule attached to one of them close to the recesses, and second rotationally coupled ferrules, which are respectively coupled radially to the disks, which each consists of at least two semi-annular sectors, and which form with the associated disk a space which communicates with the recesses of the coupling portion of this latter disk. In addition, each first ferrule includes through-holes enabling air to enter this space, and then the recesses, intended to cool the coupling portion which couples its disk and the blade roots.