2008
DOI: 10.1134/s0040601508060037
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Trends in increasing gas-turbine units efficiency

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“…Fig. 5 is a summary of the relation between power size and efficiency while eliminating the effect of turbine inlet temperature difference for industrial gas turbines from the same database [24,25]. It shows that the cycle net efficiency of small power is generally lower than that of large power system.…”
Section: Performance Limits Of Small and Test Scale Seco 2 Cyclementioning
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“…Fig. 5 is a summary of the relation between power size and efficiency while eliminating the effect of turbine inlet temperature difference for industrial gas turbines from the same database [24,25]. It shows that the cycle net efficiency of small power is generally lower than that of large power system.…”
Section: Performance Limits Of Small and Test Scale Seco 2 Cyclementioning
confidence: 96%
“…4. The turbine inlet temperature and cycle efficiency of industrial gas turbines [24,25]. compressor geometry, careful consideration is required when designing the SeCO 2 compressor.…”
Section: Objectives and Design Basis Of Seco 2 Integral Experiments Loopmentioning
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“…Coatings are applied onto bearing journals, bearing seals, sub shaft journal, labyrinth seals, blades, tip seals, inlet and exhausts and housing Davis (2004). A detailed description of the different www.intechopen.com land-based turbines can be found in the paper of Lebedev and Kostennikov (2008). Pomeroy (2005) gives a detailed description of coatings for gas turbine materials and long-term stability issues.…”
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“…Larger systems, and larger flow systems in general are more efficient thermodynamically than smaller systems [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17]. Ignoring cost considerations, the most efficient design is a landscape served by a few large installations, each installation allocated to an inhabited space (area).…”
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