Search for dissertations about: "gas turbine"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 279 swedish dissertations containing the words gas turbine.
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16. Investigation of Some Heat Transfer Surfaces for Gas Turbine Recuperators
Abstract : A part of this thesis has been devoted to present general recuperator technology such as available gas turbine recuperator types, applications where recuperators are utilized, recuperator materials etc. An investigation of some compact and highly efficient heat transfer surfaces, for intended use in gas turbine recuperators, include the following surfaces: · Cross Wavy (CW) primary surface. READ MORE
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17. Numerical Simulations of Cooling Concepts Related to Gas Turbine Combustors
Abstract : The mean by which a gas turbine combustor is cooled is of major importance for the efficiency and emission performance of the machine. The trends of increasing top cycle temperature and leaner combustion have also been accompanied by a need of efficient use of the cooling air. READ MORE
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18. Aerothermal Experimental Investigation of LPT-OGVs
Abstract : This thesis presents the design, commissioning, and experimental data of a newly built turbine facility at Chalmers University of Technology for investigating the ow in the engine exit structure (EES). The EES is the structure located downstream of the lowpressure turbine (LPT) in a jet engine. READ MORE
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19. On Gas Turbine Conceptual Design
Abstract : The thesis begins with a review of the evolution of the industry's vision for the aero-engine design of the future. Appropriate research questions are set that can influence how this vision may further evolve in the years to come. READ MORE
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20. Laser-Based Investigations of Combustion Phenomena in Gas Turbine Related Burners
Abstract : Experiments were performed on various combustion devices to investigate the flames employing different optical measurement techniques under atmospheric pressure conditions. Non-intrusive laser-based techniques provided in-situ information concerning different parameters of the combustion process, with a high degree of temporal and spatial resolution. READ MORE