Abstract:Conducting preliminary research on aero-engines is crucial for advancing the aviation industry. The anticipated pre-turbine temperatures of future aero-engines will exceed 2400 K. Addressing the thermal protection of turbine vanes, integral to engine performance, requires the introduction of a novel cooling approach. This study proposes a preliminary design scheme for heat pipe turbine vane, leveraging the high thermal conductivity and uniform temperature distribution characteristic of high temperature heat pipes. The analysis incorporates heat transfer limitations calculations for heat pipes, assessing how structural design and operational temperatures influence their performance. These insights aim to establish a theoretical framework for the design of heat pipe turbine vane.