1978Annual Review of EnergyOpen access

Industrial Cogeneration

Robert H. Williams

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For personal use only.'psig and psia stand for pounds per square inch gauge pressure and absolute pressure.respectively.Note that psia equals 14.7 plus psig.JAlternatively. in an indirectly fired gas turbine a heat exchanger is placed between the combustor and the turbine inlet.This allows the burning of low quality fuels whose combustion products might degrade the turbine blades in directly fired units.

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For personal use only.'psig and psia stand for pounds per square inch gauge pressure and absolute pressure.respectively.Note that psia equals 14.7 plus psig.JAlternatively. in an indirectly fired gas turbine a heat exchanger is placed between the combustor and the turbine inlet.This allows the burning of low quality fuels whose combustion products might degrade the turbine blades in directly fired units.

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For personal use only.'psig and psia stand for pounds per square inch gauge pressure and absolute pressure.respectively.Note that psia equals 14.7 plus psig.JAlternatively. in an indirectly fired gas turbine a heat exchanger is placed between the combustor and the turbine inlet.This allows the burning of low quality fuels whose combustion products might degrade the turbine blades in directly fired units.

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