100s and 1000s Mw Open and Semi-Closed Cycle Gas Turbines for Base and Peak Operation
V. V. Uvarov, V. S. Beknev, E.A. Manushin
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V. V. Uvarov, V. S. Beknev, E.A. Manushin
Abstract
There are two different approaches to develop the gas turbines for power. One can get some megawatts by simple cycle or by more complex cycle units. Both units require very different levels of turbine inlet temperature and pressure ratio for the same unit capacity. Both approaches are discussed. These two approaches lead to different size and efficiencies of gas turbine units for power. Some features of the designing problems of such units are discussed.
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There are two different approaches to develop the gas turbines for power. One can get some megawatts by simple cycle or by more complex cycle units. Both units require very different levels of turbine inlet temperature and pressure ratio for the same unit capacity. Both approaches are discussed. These two approaches lead to different size and efficiencies of gas turbine units for power. Some features of the designing problems of such units are discussed.
Key concepts: Gas turbines, Combined cycle, Turbine, Power (physics), Inlet, Environmental science, Computer science, Overall pressure ratio