Abstract
Steam injection at the upstream of the combustion chamber is an effective way to boost power, increase thermal efficiency and limit NOx emissions in gas turbine systems. This modification also enables the user to burn less fuel without any loss from the turbine power output. Additionally, to generate superheated steam, a heat recovery steam generator is essential which utilize the waste heat from the gas turbine exhaust. This work introduces the potential requirements of steam generation in steam injected gas turbine systems and puts forward a practical HRSG design for steam injected gas turbines which can be used for thermo-economic evaluation of steam injected gas turbine cycles.
Keywords
Heat recovery steam generator
Steam-electric power station
Superheated steam
Combined cycle
Surface condenser
Boiler (water heating)
Thermal power station
Steam drum
Steam turbine
Nuclear engineering
Vapor-compression evaporation
Combustion chamber
Combustion
Waste management
Thermal efficiency
Engineering
Feedwater heater
Heat recovery ventilation
Environmental science
Turbine
Mechanical engineering
Chemistry
Heat exchanger
Subject Areas
Thermodynamic and Exergetic Analyses of Power and Cooling Systems
·Mechanical Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Advanced Power Generation Technologies
·Electrical and Electronic Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Combustion and flame dynamics
·Computational Mechanics ·Physical Sciences
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