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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 ...

  On September 11, 2020 / By Rory Pasquariello
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  New concept for power integration with LNG

  The cold available at an LNG import regasification terminal is a resource that can be harnessed to produce cheap electric power. At most terminals, this resource is wasted. ...

  On August 7, 2020 / By TMI Staff & Contributors
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  Q&A: WHAT CONSTITUTES THE IDEAL INLET AIR FILTER?

  Stuart Blackburn, Product Management Director at AAF International, discusses his company, evolving market trends and what constitutes a good filter for gas turbines. Tell our readers about AAF ...

  On April 24, 2020 / By TMI Staff & Contributors
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  MYTH: DATA CORRECTION: ALL I NEED ARE THE CURVES

  Testing turbomachinery requires corrections between actual test conditions and those originally specified as the acceptance, operating or design conditions. The factory or field test will usually be performed ...

  On April 9, 2020 / By Klaus Brun & Rainer Kurz
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  TRENDS IN TURBOMACHINERY CONTROLS

  PERFORMANCE, SAFETY, INTEGRATION, CLOUD COMPUTING AND DIGITIZATION LEAD THE PACK By Drew Robb The controls sector is one of the most vibrant areas of turbomachinery innovation. Vendors such ...

  On June 11, 2016 / By Drew Robb
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  Industry News

  Doosan Skoda Doosan Skoda Power has contracted a fourth unit in Mexico in less than a year. The company is installing another 300 MW steam turbine in the ...

  On June 9, 2016 / By TMI Staff & Contributors