Effect of Compression Ratio on the Performance of Different Strategies for the Gas Turbine
作者： Thamir K Ibrahim , MM Rahman , None
DOI: 10.15282/IJAME.9.2013.23.0145
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摘要: A clean and safe energy is the greatest challenges in meeting requirements of green environment. These given way long time governing authority steam turbine (ST) world power generation, gas (GT) will replace it. Therefore, it necessary to predict characteristics GT optimize its operating strategy by developing a simulation system. Several configurations plants are proposed thermal analysis. The integrated model code for exploiting performance plant developed utilizing MATLAB code. heavy-duty validated with Bassily results have been satisfactory. enhancing strategies show that higher output occurs intercooler-reheat (IHGT) (286 MW). At compression ratio 12.4 intercooler-regenerative-reheat (IRHGT) strategy, (best) efficiency obtained was 50.7 %. While IHGT, lowest 22 % 39.3 presence between 3 30. Furthermore, lower fuel consumption (0.14 kg/kWh) occur IRHGT strategy. Thus, ratios strongly influenced on overall GT. Keywords: Gas turbine; ratio; strategies; performance. INTRODUCTION
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