Laser Drilling Cooling Holes of Aerospace Turbine

A recent study has shown that drilling cooling holes into the blades of aerospace turbines can significantly reduce the amount of heat that builds up and can eventually lead to blade failure. The study, which was conducted by the University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom, found that by drilling cooling holes into the blades of the turbines, the temperature within the blade can be reduced by up to 30 degrees Celsius. This reduction in temperature can lead to a reduction in the amount of heat that builds up and can eventually cause the blade to fail.

By drilling cooling holes into the blades of the turbines, the aerospace industry can reduce the amount of heat that builds up and can eventually lead to blade failure.