P. R. Goldbrunner, L. Savoie
Abstract
Gas Turbine operators are constantly seeking ways and methods to reduce maintenance cost and extend availability of their units. One method, the use of air inlet filtration, is discussed in this paper. A test of inlet filtration was conducted to solve a unique ingestion problem, but other benefits were also discovered.
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Gas Turbine operators are constantly seeking ways and methods to reduce maintenance cost and extend availability of their units. One method, the use of air inlet filtration, is discussed in this paper. A test of inlet filtration was conducted to solve a unique ingestion problem, but other benefits were also discovered.
Key concepts: Inlet, Air filtration, Filtration (mathematics), Gas turbines, Waste management, Process engineering, Turbine, Environmental science