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Tower Talk July/August 2015
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Early Bird Registration for Reunion 2015 ends August 22!
Mark your calendar for Reunion 2015, September 18–20, 2015. Members of classes ending in 0 and 5: This is your year! Make plans now to attend and reunite with your friends, classmates, and the entire Notre Dame community.
The Reunion brochure and registration information was mailed to all celebrants in early June. Please let us know if you did not receive your copy.
Reunion Highlights:
- Class of 1960 Gateway Dedication—The Class of 1960, assisted by their sister Class of 1962, have led an effort to restore the Notre Dame of Maryland arch and return it to a beautiful spot on campus.
- Flashback Friday Celebration—Celebrate memories of CND! Wear your CND clothing. Flashback t-shirts will be available for purchase prior to the weekend. Submit old photos from your years at Notre Dame on our Facebook page or contact us at email@example.com.
- Family Crab Feast - This family-friendly tradition under the tent will feature music by the steel drum band C.A.I.S.O!
- Saturday Luncheon- Join us as we recognize the 2015 alumnae and alumni award winners and this year's circle winning classes.
Check here for the Reunion Schedule of Events!
Graduate Studies Admission Event for NDMU Alums
August 18, drop-in hours from 6-8 p.m., Fourier Hall
Notre Dame graduates: Increase the marketability of your NDMU degree with one of our master's or post-graduate certificate programs. It's not too late to register for fall and add another essential credential to your resume!
Drop in to Fourier Hall between 6 and 8 p.m. on Tuesday, August 18, for a special admission and registration event especially for NDMU graduates interested in fall enrollment. Apply to your program of choice online, bring your application with you, or work with an enrollment manager that night to complete your application. If you apply at this event, you will receive your admission decision within 24 hours. Online, traditional classroom, and hybrid classes are available. Register for the event here.
The registration fee of $145 and the application fee of $45 will be waived for NDMU graduates!
Unable to join us? Call us at 410-532-5317 or email email@example.com for an individual appointment or more information.
Young Alum Table at Reunion Crab Feast
The Young Alum Network committee invites all alums who have graduated in the past 15 years to join a special table (or two) at the Reunion 2015 Crab Feast on Saturday, September 19 from 6 to 9 p.m. You can register here for the Crab Feast, but please also send an email to Megan Henderson, firstname.lastname@example.com, to make sure we seat you with your fellow young alums! The cost for the Crab Feast is $40 until August 22 and $50 thereafter, so call some classmates and join us!
India Hicks Trunk Show and Reception
The Networking Committee invites you to join us for an exclusive opportunity to share, shop, and be the first to experience the U.S. launch of this new collection from designer India Hicks. You may be familiar with India Hicks—designer, entrepreneur and daughter to famed interior designer, David Hicks. India has sold her fragrances at Bloomingdales and Crabtree & Evelyn for years, but decided she wanted to share her new lifestyle collection in a more personal way: through trunk shows and private Get Togethers. This will be one of the first opportunities in Maryland to see this fresh, new collection.
Tuesday, October 13
5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Noyes Alumnae House
Hors d'oeuvres and cash bar
Immediately following the Trunk Show, please plan on attending a special event supporting this year's Campus Common Reading.
Common Reading for 2015: Five Days at Memorial featuring author Sheri Fink
Tuesday, October 13
Le Clerc Auditorium
7:00 p.m.
This fall marks the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. In the Notre Dame spirit of addressing issues related to social justice, and in recognition of this anniversary, the Common Reading Committee has selected Five Days at Memorial by Sheri Fink as the 2015 Common Reading.
This book recounts the struggle of caregivers at the New Orleans Memorial Medical Center in serving their patients during the hurricane, and the subsequent questions of legal and moral responsibility raised by this crisis. Ms. Fink is a recipient of numerous honors, including the National Magazine Award, the Overseas Press Club Lowell Thomas Award, and the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting. She earned a doctorate in neuroscience and a medical degree from Stanford University. She is a staff writer for The New York Times.
Attorney's Networking Reception – October 20
Calling all Notre Dame alums who are currently practicing attorneys! The Networking Committee invites you back to campus to network with each other and share your professional journeys with current students who are contemplating a career in law. Please RSVP to Megan Henderson, email@example.com or 410-532-5542.
Tuesday, October 20
Noyes Alumnae House
6 to 8 p.m.
NYC Bus Trip – October 24
For the third year in a row, the Networking Committee of the Alumnae and Alumni Association is hosting a bus trip to New York City for Notre Dame alums and friends. Mark your calendars and plan to join us on October 24!
We will travel together to New York, but then you are on your own to explore the sights, take in a show, or enjoy some world-class shopping! We will regroup for a reception at Houndstooth Pub with our New York-area alums from 5 to 7 p.m. before the return trip to Baltimore. We will offer complimentary hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar.
Saturday, October 24
7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
The bus will depart from and return to Notre Dame in the Fourier parking lot.
Busta Lecture in Business – Rescheduled for November 11
Attracting and retaining women in technical fields has become a national priority and a primary concern for many employers. Learn how these four outstanding leaders have achieved success in fields that are typically underrepresented by women.
Judith A. Britz, Ph.D – Former Executive Director
BioMaryland Center
Alison G. Brown, BSN, MPH – Senior Vice President & Chief Strategy Officer
University of Maryland Medical System
Gloria A. Flach – Corporate Vice President and President
Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems
Kathryn B. Freeland – President/Chief Executive Officer
A-Tek, Inc.
La Vida Cooper '03 – Moderator
Branch Head, Telecommunication Networks & Technology Branch
Goddard Space Flight Center
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
7 p.m., LeClerc Auditorium, North Charles Street campus
Free of charge and open to the public with registration
Save the Date: WOW Festival to be Held at NDMU May 6-8, 2016
Mark your calendar NOW for WOW! The Women of the World Festival is coming to Notre Dame May 6-7, 2016. WOW Baltimore, presented by NDMU, will be an action-packed event featuring talks, workshops and performances that celebrate the achievements of women and girls and address the challenges that they face. WOW/NDMU is an ideal partnership between two organizations that share a commitment to the advancement of women and to changing lives.
In 2011, Jude Kelly, Artistic Director of Southbank Centre London, launched WOW to mark the centennial celebration of International Women's Day. The success of the inaugural event created demand that has led to WOW festivals across the world.
WOW is now a global phenomenon, with festivals taking place in over 15 cities across 5 continents. Recent WOWs have taken place at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, NY, Brisbane, Australia, Cambridge University, U.K. with future WOWs scheduled in Pakistan and India.
More details will be posted on a special WOW webpage, Facebook and on other social media. Stay tuned!
Alumnae and Alumni news
Class Notes
Cheryl Long M'99 has been appointed Principal of White Marsh Elementary School.
Jeffrey Walker, Ph.D.'10 has been appointed as the Assistant Superintendent of Supporting Services in the Division of Supporting Services. Dr. Walker also received a certificate in Instructional Leadership from Notre Dame in 2003.
The Board also appointed Michael Watson M'08 as the Principal of Leonardtown High School.
Danielle Jordan '12, an NDMU Women's College Admissions Counselor, received the 2015 Bernard Wynder College Admissions Counselor of the Year Award. She was recognized by the college access counselors of College Bound as the admissions professional who truly shows a commitment to work with Baltimore City students and the College bound Foundation as a partner for student success. We are so happy and proud of Danielle and all of her hard work.
Charles Elder, husband to Betty Elder W'82, received a Purple Heart for his service in the Korean War after waiting 62 years to receive it.
Notre Dame alumna, M.M. De Voe '90 founded Pen Parentis. Pen Parentis is forging grand plans for their future, including a series of online interviews with authors who are also parents and starting a spinoff salon series in Los Angeles. The nonprofit organization, founded in 2013 to provide resources to authors who are also parents to help them stay on creative track after starting a family, has recently won its 501c3 status from the federal government.
Did you know that by simply being a graduate of Notre Dame of Maryland University there are alum benefits available to you? Sign up for Working Advantage to receive discounts on travel, entertainment, and shopping! Check out the alum benefits page for more information and details on signing up.
Giving back/volunteer opportunities
Young Alum Network
The Alumnae and Alumni Association invites young alums to stay connected, engaged, and involved through various networking and social opportunities. Newly formed in 2015, this group is open to any alum who has graduated within the last 15 years. If you're interested in networking with fellow alums and supporting Notre Dame, contact us at 410-532-5201 or firstname.lastname@example.com. The next meeting of the Young Alum Network Committee is Monday, October 12, at 5:30 p.m. in Noyes Alumnae House; wine and hors d'oeuvres will be served.
Networking Committee
The Networking Initiative Committee of the Alumnae and Alumni Association is made up of Notre Dame graduates who work in higher education, law, public relations, and many other fields. The group plans professional development and just-for-fun events for Notre Dame alums, including the Power Hour Plus networking series, which has hosted four successful events so far this academic year: Breakfast at the Center Club with Debbie Phelps; the New York Bus Trip; Mingle, Mingle; and Caring for Caregivers.
The next meeting of the Networking Committee is Wednesday, August 26, at 5:30 p.m. in Noyes Alumnae House; wine and hors d'oeuvres will be served. For more information or to RSVP, contact us at 410-532-5201 or email@example.com.
First Impressions Committee
Do you have professional experience and knowledge that could benefit Women's College students as they prepare to enter the workforce?
The First Impressions program provides sophomores, juniors, and seniors in the Women's College with the skills to make a strong first impression. Events and workshops this year included a dynamic presentation on personal brand-building from WBAL sports broadcaster Gerry Sandusky, a professional dress fashion show at Macy's, a resume writing workshop, an interview prep workshop, and the annual Etiquette Dinner.
The Office of Alumnae and Alumni Relations is actively seeking volunteers to review student resumes, conduct practice interviews, and serve on the committee this upcoming year.
To volunteer or for more information, contact Alumnae and Alumni Relations at 410-532-5201 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Happy New Year from The Notre Dame Fund!
Thank you to all of our loyal alumnae and alumni who supported Notre Dame last fiscal year with a gift to The Notre Dame Fund!
Your generous gifts to The Notre Dame Fund help to address the University's many needs that tuition alone cannot—scholarships, academic initiatives, student programs, technology upgrades, and more. As we look towards another successful year, we need the support of our dedicated alumnae and alumni more than ever. We hope we can count on your gift again this year!
Donations can be made via our safe and secure online donation form. For more information on The Notre Dame Fund, contact Catherine McCabe at 410-532-3197 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Have you considered becoming a Montrose Society member?
Why not join the 200+ loyal graduates, friends, faculty and staff by remembering Notre Dame of Maryland University in your estate plans.
Your intention can help to pass on the University's legacy to future generations. Call Kelley Kilduff at 410-532-3185 or click here to read more about legacy giving.
Adelante Latina Tutors and Drivers needed!
As an institution that embraces service as a central component of its mission, Notre Dame of Maryland University is proud to offer support to Adelante Latina! This program was started by retired Notre Dame Professor Leonor Blum and relies almost exclusively on NDMU graduates and students. Please consider offering your support to this program. WHERE: Esperanza Center at 430 S. Broadway (corner of Eastern). WHEN: On Tuesdays and/or Thursdays from 4:15-6:15 p.m. Session 1 – September to mid-December, 2015 Session 2 – late January to the first week of June, 2016 GOAL: To improve English composition, reading comprehension, and writing skills of Latina high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors from low income families in Baltimore City, and to prepare them for college. TUTOR QUALIFICATIONS: Excellent English language skills, tutoring skills, ability to get along with teenage girls. No knowledge of Spanish is required as English is their primary language. Tutoring sessions are one-on-one or, at most, two students per tutor. TIME COMMITMENT: Once a week, either on Tuesday or Thursday, from 4:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.
For more information or to apply please contact: Leonor Blum Professor Emerita, Notre Dame of Maryland University Tel: 410-591-0547, email: email@example.com or email@example.com
University News
Music at Notre Dame – Michael Cedric-Smith, guitar
Michael Cedric Smith, internationally acclaimed for his performance as a soloist, chamber musician, and recording artist, is noted for the broad spectrum of his repertoire, from Baroque through the Classical and Romantic eras and American contemporary music. Appearances include Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, the renowned Guitars International Artists Series in Cleveland, the National Festical of the Guitar in the Dominican Republic, and as collaborative musician with the St. Luke's Chamber Ensemble in New York.
October 10, 2015
7 p.m.
LeClerc Auditorium
Ernie Ragogini invited to perform at the new Steinway Gallery
Ernest Ragogini has been invited to perform at the new Steinway Gallery, Hunt Valley as part of a series highlighting the Steinway pianos. The performance takes place on September 26 at the Gallery at 7 p.m. The performance will include commentary on and performance of works by Mozart, Debussy, and Chopin.
Ernie recently received a $1500 grant from the Peggy and Yale Gordon Trust to partially fund the concert on April 16, 2016, Maryland's Legacy in Word and Music featuring soprano, television personality, and producer Carolyn Black-Sotir; members of the Annapolis Brass Quintet; Tim Reynolds, pianist; and dancer-choreographer Shaela Davis. The program features works by distinguished composers Ray Sprenkle and Dominick Argento, and Maryland Poet Laureate, Lucille Clifton. Please contact Ernie for additional information or a brochure at 410-532-5386.
The OIP Seeks Volunteer Ambassadors for International Students
The Office of International Programs (OIP) is seeking local alumni to serve as ambassadors during fall 2015 to the nearly 100 international students from more than 30 countries we will have on campus. These students will be enrolled in our English Language Institute, Women's College, and graduate programs.
Serving as an ambassador would be a wonderful opportunity to help an international student, who is far away from home and family, transition to life at NDMU. This would be a chance for you and your family members to learn about a new culture, share your own culture, expand your global perspective, and support NDMU's mission to build inclusive communities. Through this informal program, you and an international student could meet for coffee, attend a campus event, go to a game or shopping, or explore Baltimore. There is no minimum time requirement.
Please contact Mariel Goble, OIP Program Assistant, by email email@example.com or phone 410-532-3425 by August 20, 2015 if you would like to serve as an ambassador to an international student this fall.
We truly appreciate your help!
Need a U.S. Passport? Come to the OIP's Passport Day!
The Office of International Programs (OIP) is teaming with representatives from the Arbutus Branch of the Baltimore County Public Library and the U.S. Department of State to offer passport services on campus. Passport Day will be held on Monday, October 5, 2015, in the Gallery of the Loyola-Notre Dame Library from 1pm to 5pm. NDMU alumni, students, faculty, and staff may have passport photos taken, apply for a new U.S. passport, or ask passport-related questions. For more information about the services to be provided and fees, please visit our website.
We hope you will take advantage of this opportunity!
Learn Spanish Language and Culture!
Take an introductory Spanish Language and Culture class at Notre Dame of Maryland University. Spanish Language and Culture (Part 1) will be offered every Tuesday beginning September 22 and running through November 24. Registrants can choose afternoon sessions from 3 to 5 p.m. or evening sessions from 6 to 8 p.m. See website for other offerings. The fee for all courses is $400 per person or $1,050 for three participants if registered by September 8, 2015. Discounts available for NDMU alumnae and alumni.
For application information, contact Sr. Linda Stilling, SSND at 410-532-5306, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com or visit our website.
SSND News
Soul Sister - Do you know what I'm thinking?
I am not a mind reader. Please tell me what you are thinking! Otherwise, if I presume to know what you are thinking, I will make snap judgments and mental decisions which could be right or wrong. will go about my business without consulting, conversing, or deeply dialoguing with you about your thoughts and feelings. I may misread you.
There are those, though, who become so close that they can read each other's thoughts. Living with someone a long time, working with colleagues for many years, having a life-long cherished friend to trust are just a few examples of those with whom we can share our thoughts.
Psalm 94:11 reminds us that the Lord knows our thoughts. Could we say the same in reverse: Do we know the thoughts of the Lord? That is a tougher scenario, probably ricocheting into sounds of "Why me, Lord?" when we don't understand God. The divine answer from Scripture may be more difficult to hear: "For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, declares the Lord." (Isaiah 55:8).
What does it take to know the Lord's thoughts about us? Prayer time? A life-changing event? A serious health problem? Are we reading God's thoughts correctly? Maybe we all need to ask for the grace to be mind-readers—good ones!
From your aspiring mind-reader,
Mary Roy Weiss, SSND
Sister Kathleen Feeley – That Deeper Knowing
In 1847, the School Sisters of Notre Dame, founded 13 years previously in Munich, Germany, came to Baltimore to begin their ministry in the United States. That Deeper Knowing, written by Sister Kathleen Feeley, tells the story of the Baltimore Province of the SSNDs from its beginning to 2006, when it became part of the Atlantic-Midwest Province. Sister Kathleen was President of the College of Notre Dame of Maryland from 1971-1992.
The SSNDs would like to offer this book to you in return for a donation check of any amount, made out to the School Sisters of Notre Dame. Checks should be mailed to Ms. Linda Beall, Villa Assumpta, 6401 N. Charles St. Baltimore 21212, and the book will be mailed to you. Sister Kathleen, who has recently returned from nine years of ministry in Ghana, will sign each book to the name you request, either your name or the name of the person to whom you will give the book.
Click here if you would like to order a book and make the donation online.
Sr. Maura book available
Sister Maura Eichner, SSND, former NDMU faculty member, taught creative writing and literature at NDMU from 1943 until 1992. In 2011, After Silence: Selected Poems of Sister Maura Eichner, SSND was posthumously published, capturing a significant portion of her life's work.
Be sure to stop by the campus book store to purchase a copy of this powerful book. You may also purchase the book online and have it shipped to you.
In memoriam
Elaine Gilliece Briccetti '61
June Nuppnau DeVellis '63
Dorothy Jacobs Fique '53
Carol Goode '61 (January 2014)
Marie Logan Lerch '47
Helen Hertzog Linhard '53
Dale Lutz M'87
Mary C. Miller '69
Linda Noll C'06
Mona Schneckenburger W'79
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One of the nice things about Group Policy Preferences is that it has a framework built-in to allow logic to decide when a Preference is applied.
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I just received an email from Google AdSense claiming that my tax information had been changed.
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Two sides to the same coin, Impostor syndrome and the Dunning-Kruger effect can both impact your perception of the value you contribute to the organization.
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Microsoft makes Local Administrator Password Solution official
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Tuesday, June 23rd, 2015
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Counties Troubled By Move To Link Upstate Sales Taxes To NYC Rent Control
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|The Garrett Corporation
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|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (11), Classifications (14)
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Heat exchangers incorporating apparatus of the present invention have been developed for use with large gas turbines for improving their efficiency and peformance while reducing operating costs. Heat exchangers of the type under discussion are sometimes referred to as recuperators, but are more generally known as regenerators. A particular application of such units is in conjunction with gas turbines employed in gas pipe line compressor drive systems.
Several hundred regenerated gas turbines have been installed in such applications over the past twenty years or so. Most of the regenerators in these units have been limited to operating temperatures not in excess of 1000� F., by virtue of the materials employed in their fabrication. Such regenerators are of the plate-and-fin type of construction incorporated in a compression-fin design intended for continuous operation. However, rising fuel costs in recent years have dictated high thermal efficiency, and new operating methods require a regenerator that will operate more efficiently at higher temperatures and possesses the capability of withstanding thousands of starting and stopping cycles without leakage or excessive maintenance costs. A stainless steel plate-and-fin regenerator design has been developed which is capable of withstanding temperatures to 1100� or 1200� F. under operating conditions involving repeated, undelayed starting and stopping cycles.
The previous used compression-fin design developed unbalanced internal pressure-area forces of substantial magnitude, conventionally exceeding one million pounds in a regenerator of suitable size. Such unbalanced forces tending to split the regenerator core structure apart are contained by an exterior frame known as a structural or pressurized strongback. By contrast, the modern tension-braze design is constructed so that the internal pressure forces are balanced and the need for a strongback is eliminated. However, since the strongback structure is eliminated as a result of the balancing of the internal pressure forces, the changes in dimension of the overall unit due to thermal expansion and contraction become significant. Thermal growth must be accommodated and the problem is exaggerated by the fact that the regenerator must withstand a lifetime of thousands of heating and cooling cycles under the current operating mode of the associated gas turbine engine which is started and stopped repeatedly.
Confinement of the extreme high temperatures in excess of 1000� F. to the actual regenerator core and the thermal and dimensional isolation of the core from the associated casing and support structure, thereby minimizing the need for more expensive materials in order to keep the cost of the modern design heat exchangers comparable to that of the plate-type heat exchangers previously in use, have militated toward various mounting, coupling and support arrangements which together make feasible the incorporation of a tension-braze regenerator core in a practical heat exchanger of the type described.
Heat exchangers of the type generally discussed herein are described in an article by K. O. Parker entitled "Plate Regenerator Boosts Thermal and Cycling Efficiency," published in The Oil & Gas Journal for Apr. 11, 1977.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to heat exchangers of the thin formed plate-and-fin type and, more particularly, to particular arrangements for joining the manifold sections of such heat exchanger cores to external ducting without undue loading on the core manifold structure.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The use of opposed piping members joined by bellows to a central pressurized member with the entire combination being structurally held together by tie rods between the opposed piping members is known in the prior art. The use of one or more bellows elements to accommodate structural displacement, as by thermal growth or pressure expansion, is also well known in the prior art, as exemplified by the disclosures of U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,787,124, 3,527,291, 1,882,085, 3,916,871, among others. A particular type of externally pressurized bellows is disclosed in the Greek U.S. Pat. 3,850,231. The aforementioned Neary et al U.S. Pat. No. 3,527,291 also discloses the inclusion of restraining rods in the form of U-bolts for limiting the axial expansion of the bellows element thereof. These disclosures are limited to the use of bellows couplings for axial expansion and are not intended or used for accommodating multi-dimensional variation or balancing of applied pressure loads in the manner of the present invention.
The German Pat. No. 667,144 appears to show various combinations of a bellows juncture member between opposed piping with a spring retaining structure for opposing axial expansion of the bellows and possibly non-axial bending or twisting of the bellows.
Externally pressurized bellows provide certain advantages over the more common and better known internally pressurized bellows for use in an expansion joint between piping or the like. The internally pressurized bellows exhibits a tendency to "squirm" as the internal pressure is increased or as bellows "stiffness" is reduced. Long before the bursting pressure of the bellows is reached, the bellows will tend to twist and buckle out of shape. Such bellows elements are limited to uses below the "squirm" pressure. The longer the bellows, the lower the squirm pressure, thus placing inherent limitations on the use of such members.
Where the expansion joint includes a housing communicating with the internal pressure but entirely surrounding the bellow, the tendency to squirm is eliminated. Such externally pressurized bellows are also known in the prior art and are commercially available.
In brief, particular arrangements in accordance with the present invention comprise externally pressurized bellows connected to the internal manifolds at opposite sides of a thin plate-and-fin heat exchanger core to allow thermal growth or movement of the heat exchanger core in three dimensions, lateral as well as axial, during high temperature operation and to eliminate the build up of excessive stress in the heat exchanger due to the external connections and internal connections and internal operating pressures. External containment and balancing of the tremendous internal pressure force loads in the manifold portion of the core (the "blow-off" loads) are achieved by the provision of opposed duct-and-flange connections at opposite sides of the core with the flanges being tied together by tie rods extending between them.
The methods employed in the design and fabrication of apparatus of the present invention involve the calculation of the various forces which may be applied between the heat exchanger core and the bellows element joining the core manifold to external ducting under worst case conditions and thereafter designing the bellows coupling members to develop a selected load on the heat exchanger for both normal and extraordinary conditions of operation. In accordance with an aspect of the invention, the mean annulus area of the externally pressurized bellows is selected to provide the desired loading of the core based on anticipated operating pressure and temperature effects.
A better understanding of the present invention may be had from a consideration of the following detailed description, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawing in which:
FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic view in perspective of a heat exchanger core section with which apparatus of the present invention is associated;
FIG. 2 is a representative block diagram illustrating apparatus in accordance with the present invention; and
FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic view representing an externally pressurized bellows utilized in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 1 illustrates a brazed regenerator core as utilized in heat exchangers of the type discussed hereinabove. The unit 10 of FIG. 1 is but one section of a plurality (for example, six) designed to be assembled in an overall heat exchanger module. The core section 10 comprises a plurality of formed plates 12 interleaved with fins, such as the air fins 14 and the gas fins 16, which serve to direct the air and exhaust gas in alternating adjacent counterflow passages for maximum heat transfer. Side plates 18, similar to the inner plates 12 except that they are formed of thicker sheets, are provided at opposite sides of the core section 10. When assembled and brazed to form an integral unit, the formed plates define respective manifold passages 22a and 22b at opposite ends of the central counterflow heat exchanging section 20 and communicating with the air passages thereof.
As indicated by the respective arrows in FIG. 1, heated exhaust gas from an associated turbine enters the far end of the section 10, flowing around the manifold passage 22b, then through the gas flow passages in the central section 14 and out of the section 10 on the near side of FIG. 1, flowing around the manifold 22a. At the same time, compressed air from the inlet air compressor for the associated turbine enters the heat exchanger section 10 through the manifold 22a, flows through internal air flow passages connected with the manifolds 22a, 22b through the central heat exchanging section 20, and then flows out of the manifold 22b from whence it is directed to the burner and associated turbine (not shown). In the process the exhaust gas gives up substantial heat to the compressed air which is fed to the associated turbine, thereby considerably improving the efficiency of operation of the regenerated turbine system.
Heat exchangers made up of core sections such as the section 10 of FIG. 1 are provided in various sizes for regenerated gas turbine systems in the range of 5000 to 100,000 hp. In the operation of a typical system employing a regenerating heat exchanger of this type, ambient air enters through an inlet filter and is compressed to form 100 to 150 psi, reaching a temperature of approximately 500� to 600� F. in the compressor section of the gas turbine. It is then piped to the heat exchanger core where the air is heated to about 950� F. by the exhaust gas from the turbine. The heated air is then returned to the combustor and turbine sections of the associated engine via suitable piping. The exhaust gas from the turbine is at approximately 1000� F. and essentially ambient pressure. The exhaust gas drops in temperature to about 600� F. in passing through the core section 10 and is then discharged to ambient through an exhaust stack. In effect, the heat that would otherwise be lost is transferred to the turbine inlet air, thereby decreasing the amount of fuel that must be consumed to operate the turbine. For a 30,000 hp turbine, the regenerator heats 10 million pounds of air per day in normal operation.
The regenerator is designed to operate for 120,000 hours and 5,000 cycles without scheduled repairs, a lifetime of 15 to 20 years in conventional operation. This requires a capability of the equipment to operate at gas turbine exhaust temperatures of 1100� F. and to start as fast as the associated gas turbine so there is no requirement for wasting fuel to bring the system on line at stabilized operating temperatures. It will be understood that prior art heat exchanger structures are directed more for continuous operation of the regenerated turbine system. Thus, such systems have been able to tolerate the additional time and fuel consumption required to bring such a heat exchanger up to stabilized operating temperatures on a gradual basis and to cool the unit down at such time as the turbine is being shut down. However, the current procedures of operating regenerated turbines on a cyclic start-stop basis render obsolete the special start-up and shutdown regimes formerly required to accommodate the limitations of the heat exchanger.
Certain regimes must be followed during the start-up and shutdown of the turbine to accommodate the limitations of the turbine structure during these transitional phases. Thus, when a turbine is being started, it is first brought to approximately 20% of operating speed, at which time the combustor is lit off. Thereafter, under a controlled program, the turbine is eventually brought up to speed. A similar program is followed during shutdown. It is important from the operating standpoint of the overall regenerated turbine system that the heat exchanger included therein be capable of accommodating to the regime dictated by the limitations of the turbine structure. The use of the thin formed plates, fins and other components making up the brazed regenerator core section such as the section 10 of FIG. 1 contribute to this capability. However, provision must be made to insure that the acceptable load limits of the various portions of the heat exchanger core section where thermal stresses may be concentrated or where the structure may be weaker than at others are not exceeded.
The overall heat exchanger core, comprising six core sections 10 in tandem, experiences substantial growth in all three directions, axial as aligned with the manifolds 22a, 22b, and vertical and horizontal in the lateral plane orthogonal to the axial direction, due both to the considerable size of the heat exchanger and to the substantial temperature ranges encountered in cyclic operation of the overall system. The various elements of the heat exchanger core are brazed together in an arrangement which affords self-containment of the internal pressure forces in the region of fin reinforcement of the pressurized tube plates. However, the portions of the heat exchanger which are not reinforced by the internal fin construction, notably the outer or arch portions of the integral manifolds, are held together by brazed joints and reinforcing hoops. The brazed joints are relatively weak when placed in tension, even though reinforced, and it is desirable to place a preloading force on the manifold portions of the core which can serve to limit the maximum tension forces encountered by the manifold during all possible conditions of system operation. In accordance with the present invention, a bellows coupling arrangement is provided between the external air ducting and the associated manifolds which accommodates the thermal growth, not only of the heat exchanger core but of external restraining structure, and the effects of variations in temperature and pressure in the coupling members themselves in a manner which controls the load applied to the core by the couplings within acceptable limits.
FIG. 2 illustrates schematically an arrangement including the present invention and shows one-half of a heat exchanger core 30 with associated coupling bellows 32 connected to a manifold 34 extending through the heat exchanger core 30. It will be understood that FIG. 2 shows only one-half of a heat exchanger core and coupling arrangement--for example the air inlet side of FIG. 1--and that another such arrangement including a pair of bellows such as 32 would be provided in conjunction with the other half, such as the air outlet side.
The bellows 32 on the left-hand side of FIG. 2 has an external passage 36 for coupling to the associated air inlet or air outlet ducts of the system. However, the right-hand bellows 32 of FIG. 2 has a corresponding opening 38 which is covered by a manhole 40 secured to the end flange 42 by suitable fastening bolts 44. The flanges 42 are tied together across the entire structure by tie rods 44, and these contain the balanced pressure forces developed by the internal pressure multiplied by the communicating area through the core. It will be appreciated, however, that these tie rods 44 extend through the hot exhaust gas chambers at the gas inlet and outlet ends of the core section 10 as shown in FIG. 1, and therefore experience a fair amount of longitudinal thermal growth themselves which must be taken into account in the load balancing and control arrangements of the present invention.
Each bellows 32 further comprises a central duct 46 joined at its inboard or core end to the adjacent side plate 18 by a coupler 48 comprising a coupling 50 and an internal resilient sealing member 52. At its outboard end, the duct 46 is joined via a re-entrant portion 54 to a bellows section 56. It will be understood that the bellows 32 and the components thereof are circumferential in shape and that they are depicted in FIG. 2 in section. The other, inner end of the bellows section 56 is joined to the external housing 58 of the bellows 32. The region between the bellows section and the housing 58 communicates with the interior of the duct 46 via an annular opening 60, thereby being pressurized at the pressure of the internal air passages of the associated heat exchanger core carrying inlet air to an associated turbine, these pressures commonly falling in an approximate range of 100 to 150 psi, depending on the particular turbine with which the heat exchanger is associated. In the arrangement in accordance with the invention as represented in FIG. 2, the bellows 32 on opposite sides of the heat exchanger core are identical in design parameters in order to achieve the desired balancing of the load forces supplied to the heat exchanger core by the bellows. The bellows 32 on the left-hand side of FIG. 2 is the duct-side bellows, whereas the bellows 32 on the right-hand side of FIG. 2 is a blind duct or manway bellows which, in actual structure of the type described, is closed off with a removable manhole cover 40 to permit access to the interior of the heat exchanger core for inspection and maintenance.
The diagram of FIG. 3 is provided to illustrate the principles of the invention and the design considerations which are applicable in arriving at the structural dimensions of the bellows loading arrangement. As shown in FIG. 3, the portion of the bellows 32 depicted therein can be considered a surface of revolution which, when rotated about the center line 66, develops the cylindrical bellows structure. The elements depicted in FIG. 3 have been given reference numerals corresponding to the bellows structure shown in FIG. 2. Thus there are depicted the housing 58, the bellows section 56, the internal duct 46, the re-entrant portion 54, the opening 60 for external pressurization and the external connecting duct 36. The view in FIG. 3 corresponds to the left-hand bellows 32 of FIG. 2, the core being to the right side of FIG. 3. A mirror image of this view would correspond to the blind duct or manway bellows 32 to the right of FIG. 2.
In the heat exchangers described hereinabove employing particular arrangements in accordance with the invention, the flange 42 of the air duct connection side is fixedly attached to the cold frame structure of a heat exchanger (not shown). Thus, the thermal growth of the tie rods 44 encountered during operation of the heat exchanger develops axial displacement to the right, i.e. displacement of the core and bellows coupling members to the right of the left-hand flange 42 which are capable of such displacement. Initially, the bellows section 56 is placed under tension, which means that a corresponding compressive force is applied to the core by virtue of the re-entrant portion 54 and the anchoring of the bellows section 56 as shown between the rigid housing 58 and the end panel duct 46. The axial force applied between opposed flanges 42 is a function of the operating pressure and the communicating area corresponding to the interior diameter which is twice the radius dimension A and is sometimes referred to as the blow-off load. The effective load on the core applied by the bellows 32 resulting from the pressurization of the system corresponds to the product of the pressure times the annular area of the bellows, which area may be derived by calculating the area corresponding to the radius dimension B and substracting the communicating area corresponding to the radius dimension A. The effective annular area may be varied, as desired, by varying the height of the convolutions of the bellows section 56. The height of the convolutions of the bellows section 56, and thereby the effective annular area, is selected to determine the axial pressure load applied to the core and is preferably chosen to place the core in compression under all operating conditions, or at least to insure that any tension load on the core at any point about the periphery of the manifold does not exceed the maximum tension capability of that particular point at any operating condition of the system.
The load on the core from the bellows 32 in arrangements in accordance with the present invention is made up of three contributing factors. The major factor is the pressure load resulting from the product of the annulus area times the contained air pressure. This accounts for approximately 80 to 90% of the load. The second factor is the axial growth of the bellows due to the relative thermal expansion as the bellows heats up along with the remainder of the hot structure. This accounts for approximately 5% of the total load. Finally, there is a factor of load from lateral movement due to thermal growth of the core in the lateral direction. This develops a bending moment on the core generally manifested about a diametral axis of the adjacent manifold oriented approximately 45� to the orthogonal diameters of the manifold in the lateral plane (i.e. the plane of the core plates). This bending moment force is approximately 10 to 15% of the core load developed by the bellows and can be considered as positive (compressive) load on one side and negative (tension) load on the other.
In accordance with an aspect of the invention, the bellows are installed in a pre-load condition. A slight axial compressive load is applied to the core, resulting from the bellows section being maintained in a slight tension. Also, the axis of the bellows is angled slightly, relative to the manifold axis, the direction of the angle being against the direction of lateral growth of the core. Thus, as the core grows laterally due to thermal expansion, the relative angle diminishes to zero and then increases in the opposite direction, so that the lateral load component goes from positive to negative. This advantageously helps to reduce the lateral forces which are necessarily applied to the core by the bellows, and also increases the fatigue life of the bellows. This results from the fact that cycling the heat exchanger in start-stop operation develops an alternating lateral load between the bellows and the core, rather than variations in magnitude of a uni-directional lateral load which would be greater in amplitude at their upper limit.
As previously noted, as installed, the bellows section 56 is in slight tension which contributes a compressive load to the core. With the lateral pre-load, also applied, there may be some offsetting of the axial compressive load along one portion of the manifold periphery which may result in a slight net tension in the core along that portion. When the turbine and compressor are started up, pressure begins to build up in the air passages and is applied to the outside of the bellows section 56. This causes the bellows to shrink slightly, increasing the compressive load on the core. This is counteracted slightly from axial growth of the bellows which develops a component in the opposite direction to that developed by the pressurization. As a startup regime is continued with the combustor being lit off and the turbine brought to full operating condition in accordance with its control program, the opposed bellows coupling arrangement of the invention accommodates the thermal growth of the core and other heated components in the load support loop while balancing the internal pressure forces and maintaining the loads on the core within acceptable limits. When the turbine is being shut down, the pressure generally follows the temperature, thus varying the applied loads within the design limits of the core, as determined in designing the bellows.
One method of designing externally pressurized bellows for use in arrangements in accordance with the present invention involve the determination of all forces about the load support loop including the core, the bellows, the end flanges and tie rods for all anticipated phases of operation from startup to shutdown. The mean annulus area of the bellows is then selected to develop the appropriate pressure force to maintain the compressive force on the core within acceptable limits. Further, during installation, the bellows and core are mounted relative to each other with a preselected axial and lateral pre-load to take account of changes in structure dimensions occurring during operation.
In determining the particular design parameters for the bellows, the values of loading due to pressure, axial growth, and lateral movement are added algebraically for all anticipated conditions, and the maximum compression and maximum tension that can occur, regardless of how the core and related structure move, are calculated. The convolution height of the bellows section 56, and thereby the mean annulus area, is then selected to insure that the maximum compressive load and maximum tension on the core as thus calculated is within acceptable limits for the core design.
In one particular embodiment of the invention, a bellows coupling structure was provided for use with a heat exchanger core in a system such as is represented schematically in FIGS. 2 and 3 with the following design parameters:
______________________________________Cycle Life 5,000 cyclesDesign Pressure 155 psigDesign Temperature 1,000� F.Axial Extension Movement 2.375 inchesAxial Compression Movement 1.4 inchesLateral Deflection � 0.27 inchAngular Rotation 0�Axial Rate 500 lbs. per inchLateral Rate 2000 lbs. per inchDimension A (FIG. 3) 11.875 inchesDimension B (FIG. 3) 14.0 inchesLength of BellowsOverall length (FIG. 3) 25 inchesBellows Section 13 inches______________________________________
These design parameters were developed in a bellows with an effective annulus area of 565.36 sq. inches.
As a result of the use of the flexible externally pressurized metal bellows for coupling and supporting duct loads relative to a heat exchanger core, the core is given complete freedom to move without constraint within its acceptable load limits, thus preventing damage which might otherwise result from thermally induced stresses. The blind ducts provided on the opposite side of the core from the associated air ducts serve to balance the loads supplied to the opposite sides of the core and, together with the external tie rod members, serve to react the blow-off loads which tend to extend the bellows axially under pressure. The combination of external pressurization of the bellows with controlled compression load on the core accomplishes these results with a very soft bellows configuration (i.e., low spring rate) without instability and within the very low force levels acceptable to the core.
Although there have been shown and described herein particular methods and apparatus for isolation of external loads in a heat exchanger manifold system in accordance with the invention for the purpose of illustrating the manner in which the invention may be used to advantage, it will be appreciated that the invention is not limited thereto. Accordingly, any and all modifications, variations or equivalent arrangements which may occur to those skilled in the art should be considered to be within the scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.
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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly hotel with outdoor pool and bar/lounge
This family-friendly Soorts-Hossegor hotel is located near the beach, within a 15-minute walk of Golf of Hossegor and Sporting Casino. Capbreton Bunkers and Capbreton Pier are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
An outdoor pool, a bar/lounge, and a sauna are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour front desk, a library, and tour/ticket assistance.
Room Amenities
All 25 individually decorated rooms feature free WiFi and balconies. Guests will also find LCD TVs, in-room massages, and hair dryers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel 202 features an outdoor pool and a sauna. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This family-friendly hotel also offers a library, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Hotel 202 is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Bar/lounge
- Pool umbrellas
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Elevator/lift
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Garden
- Library
- Multilingual staff
- Outdoor pool
- Pool sun loungers
- Sauna
- Smoke-free property
- Terrace
- Total number of rooms - 25
- Tours/ticket assistance
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor pool
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Climate control
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- In-room safe
- Individually decorated
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Shower/tub combination
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7:30 AM and 11:00 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children under 2 years old stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 30 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.10 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 13 years of age.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 14 for adults and EUR 8 for children (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 30 per night
We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 2 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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This hotel has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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Why would two non-dancers spend the last 12 years bringing the best of national and international dance to Portland? Dmae Roberts finds out as she talks with Paul King and Walter Jaffe, the founders of White Bird Dance, about their 13th season.
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Host Dmae Roberts focuses on Wordstock Festival 2010, a yearly celebration of book books, writers, and storytelling in Portland. This weekly event October 9-10 with several pre-events. Also featured is Actor Anthony Heald as Shylock at Oregon Shakespeare Festival's Merchant of Venice. This show airs September 28th 11am on KBOO 90.7 FM.
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