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Materials for Gas Turbines

International Metallurgical Reviews, 1975
The major components of gas turbines and their materials requirements are outlined. The properties, advantages, and limitations of materials which have been and are being used in gas turbines are then described in the following groups: aluminium alloys, magnesium alloys, titanium and its alloys, steels, and finally nickel- and cobalt-base alloys.
R. J. E. Glenny   +2 more
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Deep-learning-based crack detection with applications for the structural health monitoring of gas turbines

Structural Health Monitoring, 2019
Gas turbine maintenance requires consistent inspections of cracks and other structural anomalies. The inspections provide information regarding the overall condition of the structures and yield information for estimating structural health and repair ...
Mahtab Mohtasham Khani   +6 more
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Advanced Cooling in Gas Turbines 2016 Max Jakob Memorial Award Paper

Journal of heat transfer, 2018
Gas turbines have been extensively used for aircraft engine propulsion, land-based power generation, and industrial applications. Power output and thermal efficiency of gas turbines increase with increasing turbine rotor inlet temperatures (RIT ...
Je-Chin Han
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Toward Decarbonized Power Generation With Gas Turbines by Using Sequential Combustion for Burning Hydrogen

, 2019
Excess energy generation from renewables can be conveniently stored as hydrogen for later use as a gas turbine fuel. Also, the strategy to sequestrate CO2 from natural gas (NG) will require gas turbines to run with hydrogen-based fuels.
M. Bothien   +3 more
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Review of Novel Combustion Techniques for Clean Power Production in Gas Turbines

, 2018
The tremendous increase in energy demand due to increased population and rapid economics results in an increased level of atmospheric pollutants and global warming.
M. Nemitallah   +4 more
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Toward Higher Micro Gas Turbine Efficiency and Flexibility—Humidified Micro Gas Turbines: A Review

Journal of Engineering For Gas Turbines and Power, 2018
Micro gas turbines (mGTs) offer several advantages for small-scale combined heat and power (CHP) production compared to their main competitors, the internal combustion engines (ICEs), such as low vibration level, cleaner exhaust, and less maintenance ...
W. De Paepe   +4 more
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Silicate Deposit Degradation of Engineered Coatings in Gas Turbines: Progress Toward Models and Materials Solutions

, 2017
Modern gas turbines rely on ceramic coatings to protect structural components along the hot gas path. These coatings are susceptible to accelerated degradation caused by silicate deposits formed when ingested environmental debris (dust, sand, ash ...
David L. Poerschke   +2 more
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The Gas Turbine

Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 1999
Abstract The use of gas turbines in the electric industry of many countries has been increasing. Their demand now represents more than 50% of the world market of thermal power plants. In this article we test the paradigm concept to explain the technological change that represents the gas turbine in electricity generation.
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Exhaust Gas Turbine

2021
As discussed in Chapter 2, the supercharger (basically, an air compressor) can also be driven by an exhaust gas turbine. In this case, the overall system is referred to as a turbocharger or turbosupercharger (Abgasturbolader in German). The focus in Kollmann’s manuscript is exclusively on radial compressors used as superchargers driven by a gear drive ...
Karl Kollmann   +2 more
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Gas Turbine Combustion

Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1990
THE design of gas turbine combustion chambers and the demands made upon the various components as operating conditions become tougher have been considered at a symposium which has highlighted the compromises necessary to achieve optimum performance.
CEng, MRAeS, Terry Ford
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