A 7500-SHP Gas Turbine for Naval Boost Propulsion
Frank R. Harris
Abstract
Frank R. Harris
Abstract
The G.6 gas turbine, of 7500-shp output, forms part of the combined steam-turbine and gas-turbine propulsion machinery currently being installed in two classes of British naval ships. The design specification included some requirements of a novel nature; details are given of the mechanical construction of the gas turbine, and of its test-bed performance. The possibilities of further development are outlined.
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The G.6 gas turbine, of 7500-shp output, forms part of the combined steam-turbine and gas-turbine propulsion machinery currently being installed in two classes of British naval ships. The design specification included some requirements of a novel nature; details are given of the mechanical construction of the gas turbine, and of its test-bed performance. The possibilities of further development are outlined.
Key concepts: Propulsion, Gas turbines, Turbine, Marine propulsion, Marine engineering, Steam turbine, Aerospace engineering, Engineering