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Rotor assembly having a multistage disk

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In this paper, a rotor assembly for a gas turbine engine having a critical speed characteristic well above the operating speed is described, and various construction details which enhance axial stiffness of the rotor assembly and which shield a portion of the disk from working medium gases are developed.
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A lightweight, rotor assembly for a gas turbine engine having a critical speed characteristic well above the operating speed is disclosed. Various construction details which enhance the axial stiffness of the rotor assembly and which shield a portion of the disk from working medium gases are developed. The rotor assembly employs a frustoconical member to connect a shaft to the disk.

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