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The effectiveness of using controlled power turbines in gas-turbine units and regenerative-cycle and simple-cycle engines

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Results from investigating the effectiveness of using a power turbine equipped with variable guide vanes are presented. Control ranges of turbines using these guide vanes are determined in the most typical operating modes of gas-turbine engines and units for thermal power-engineering purposes and gas transportation systems. Recommendations are formulated for the expediency of using the variable guide vanes of a power turbine to improve the operational efficiency of gas-turbine engines and units during the cold period of the year under partial-load conditions and in some other cases.

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  1. Urals State Technical University (UGTU-UPI), ul. Mira 19, K-2, Yekaterinburg, 620002, Russia

    O. V. Komarov, B. S. Revzin & Yu. M. Brodov

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Original Russian Text © O.V., Komarov, B.S. Revzin, Yu.M. Brodov, 2006, published in Teploenergetika.

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Komarov, O.V., Revzin, B.S. & Brodov, Y.M. The effectiveness of using controlled power turbines in gas-turbine units and regenerative-cycle and simple-cycle engines. Therm. Eng. 53, 154–158 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0040601506020145

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