Performance Characteristics of Indirect-Fired Gas Turbine/Cogeneration Cycles
J. C. Lee
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J. C. Lee
Abstract
General characteristics equations for cogeneration cycle thermodynamic performance were derived and expressed as functions of the power-to-heat ratio. Based on these equations, design point performance of indirect-fired open-cycle and closed-cycle gas turbine/cogeneration systems were analyzed and compared with those of steam turbine/cogeneration system. Effects of gas turbine pressure ratio and inlet temperature on design point performance were evaluated. Off-design partial load performances of the three cogeneration systems using various control modes were also investigated. Results indicated significant efficiency advantage of the closed-cycle gas turbine/cogeneration system over the others for both design and off-design operations.
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General characteristics equations for cogeneration cycle thermodynamic performance were derived and expressed as functions of the power-to-heat ratio. Based on these equations, design point performance of indirect-fired open-cycle and closed-cycle gas turbine/cogeneration systems were analyzed and compared with those of steam turbine/cogeneration system. Effects of gas turbine pressure ratio and inlet temperature on design point performance were evaluated. Off-design partial load performances of the three cogeneration systems using various control modes were also investigated. Results indicated significant efficiency advantage of the closed-cycle gas turbine/cogeneration system over the others for both design and off-design operations.
Key concepts: Cogeneration, Combined cycle, Turbine, Steam turbine, Gas turbines, Overall pressure ratio, Process engineering, Power (physics)