Compact Tubular Ceramic Heat Exchangers For Micro Gas Turbine Engines
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Free (open access)
Transaction
Volume
46
Pages
9
Published
2004
Size
3,383 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/HT040241
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
A.V. Soudarev, A.A. Souryaninov & B.V. Soudarev
Abstract
Skid-mounted power plants have been finding ever-widening application on the power generation market [1]. Flexibility, compactness and the light weight of small GTEs promote their use as the main components of such power generating plants. However, to increase their cost-effectiveness, a notable elevation of the working media parameters is a must. What constrains the above elevation is the problems of reliability and durability of operation of hot parts of the turbine which need to be cooled but, first and foremost, it is a degradation of the effectiveness of the small-size blades for compressors and turbines. Furthermore, at turbine cooling, a power is consumed which is connected with heat removal and, also, the power consumption for treatment and circulation of the cooling agent tends to increase as wel
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