Optimization of the thermodynamic and thermophysical properties of the gas turbine cycle working fluid
П. С. Филиппов, I P Lazebniy, А. Ф. Рыжков
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П. С. Филиппов, I P Lazebniy, А. Ф. Рыжков
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Abstract A gas turbine cycle working fluids group based on their production technology and application is presented. The energy parameters analysis procedure of unclosed and closed gas turbine cycles is described. The comparison of the effect of the working fluids thermophysical and thermodynamic properties variations on the useful work l0 of both unclosed and closed gas turbine cycles is presented. The effect of the fuel gas composition variation on the useful cycle work l0 is revealed. The effect of the working fluid thermophysical properties variation on the gas turbine cycle optimal combination of thermodynamic properties (T3 and P3 ) is presented.
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Abstract A gas turbine cycle working fluids group based on their production technology and application is presented. The energy parameters analysis procedure of unclosed and closed gas turbine cycles is described. The comparison of the effect of the working fluids thermophysical and thermodynamic properties variations on the useful work l0 of both unclosed and closed gas turbine cycles is presented. The effect of the fuel gas composition variation on the useful cycle work l0 is revealed. The effect of the working fluid thermophysical properties variation on the gas turbine cycle optimal combination of thermodynamic properties (T3 and P3 ) is presented.
Key concepts: Working fluid, Thermodynamic cycle, Gas turbines, Thermodynamics, Combined cycle, Work (physics), Turbine, Materials science