The invention discloses a two-wheel supercharged
turbine cooler driven by an aerodynamic pressure bearing. The gas enters the supercharged
turbine from the inlet of the compressor, and after entering the
turbine, the gas enters the bearing sleeve through the bearing air-inducing
pipe as a conduit to push the rotor. Rotating, the rotor is suspended on the air film by the aerodynamic pressure effect in the bearing. The moment the gas enters the compressor, part of the gas enters the
nozzle opening on the turbine
volute through the
bypass valve, which assists in pushing the rotor to float quickly. After the rotor floats, the
bypass valve will be automatically closed because the turbine
inlet pressure is higher than the compressor
inlet pressure. The invention adopts aerodynamic pressure bearing transmission, high speed, high efficiency, and long life. Compared with conventional
aviation turbines, it does not require maintenance guarantees in the life cycle, and is especially suitable for
air conditioning and
refrigeration of aircraft, helicopter environmental control systems, and pod environmental control systems. .