Browsing Tag September/October 2020
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A multi-decade perspective on wet compression
Wet compression consists of spraying atomized water into the compressor of a gas turbine engine. It is usually done after the air has been fully humidified by fogging, ...
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Steam is here to stay. Demand grows for small and medium-sized steam turbines
Wherever heat is available and there is a demand for power, you are likely to find one of turbomachinery’s oldest and world-changing inventions – the industrial steam turbine ...
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Better Filtration = Better Performance: Inlet air filtration in gas turbine performance and efficiency
The filtration of gas turbine inlet air has always been important. But its profile has been raised as more becomes known about filtration efficiency, the need to filter ...
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Evolution of turbomachinery controls: Playing catchup with tech innovation
Turbomachinery controls and instrumentation have been relatively slow to evolve. But an unprecedented wave of technological innovation over the past decade is bringing about drastic change. The Industrial ...
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