Performance adaptation of gas turbines for power generation applications

Performance adaptation of gas turbines for power generation applications

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One of the greatest challenges that the world is facing is that of providing everyone access to safe and clean energy supplies. Since the liberalization of the electricity market in the UK during the 1990s many combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power plants have been developed as these plants are m...

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Main Author: Tsoutsanis, Elias
Other Authors: Li, Yiguang
Language:en
Published: Cranfield University 2011
Online Access:http://dspace.lib.cranfield.ac.uk/handle/1826/5614
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spelling ndltd-CRANFIELD1-oai-dspace.lib.cranfield.ac.uk-1826-56142013-04-19T15:25:49ZPerformance adaptation of gas turbines for power generation applicationsTsoutsanis, EliasOne of the greatest challenges that the world is facing is that of providing everyone access to safe and clean energy supplies. Since the liberalization of the electricity market in the UK during the 1990s many combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power plants have been developed as these plants are more energy efficient and friendlier to the environment. The core component in a combined cycle plant is the gas turbine. In this project the MEA’s Pulrose Power Station CCGT plant is under investigation. This plant cronsists of two aeroderivative LM2500+ gas turbines of General Electric for producing a total of 84MW power in a combined cycle configuration. Cont/d.Cranfield UniversityLi, YiguangPilidis, PericlesNewby, Michael2011-06-28T10:33:19Z2011-06-28T10:33:19Z2010-06-29Thesis or dissertationDoctoralPhDhttp://dspace.lib.cranfield.ac.uk/handle/1826/5614en© Cranfield University, 2010. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the written permission of the copyright holder.
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description One of the greatest challenges that the world is facing is that of providing everyone access to safe and clean energy supplies. Since the liberalization of the electricity market in the UK during the 1990s many combined cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power plants have been developed as these plants are more energy efficient and friendlier to the environment. The core component in a combined cycle plant is the gas turbine. In this project the MEA’s Pulrose Power Station CCGT plant is under investigation. This plant cronsists of two aeroderivative LM2500+ gas turbines of General Electric for producing a total of 84MW power in a combined cycle configuration. Cont/d.
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Performance adaptation of gas turbines for power generation applications
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title Performance adaptation of gas turbines for power generation applications
title_short Performance adaptation of gas turbines for power generation applications
title_full Performance adaptation of gas turbines for power generation applications
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title_full_unstemmed Performance adaptation of gas turbines for power generation applications
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