Titlebook: Gas-Turbine Regenerators; Douglas Stephen Beck,David Gordon Wilson Book 1996 Chapman & Hall 1996 Turbine.design.gas turbine.heat transfer

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Design Procedures and Examples,sions to satisfy specifications. We describe three alternative methods for calculating these dimensions, and demonstrate the methods with example regenerator designs. First Section 5.1 describes Direct Regenerator Design, a method for designing regenerators directly from the designer’s specification

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Regenerator Performance,ey step in all regenerator design procedures is to calculate how a regenerator will perform in terms of heat-transfer, leakage, pressure drops, and power consumption. This chapter shows how to calculate these performances. Section 6.1 covers heat transfer, and Sections 6.3 and 6.4 discuss leakage an

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Michael J. Ostwald,Kim WilliamsThis chapter introduces gas-turbine regenerators. This chapter describes all aspects of gas-turbine regenerators that are considered in this book. It also defines system parameters that are used to quantify the performance of a gas-turbine regenerator.

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Introduction,This chapter introduces gas-turbine regenerators. This chapter describes all aspects of gas-turbine regenerators that are considered in this book. It also defines system parameters that are used to quantify the performance of a gas-turbine regenerator.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9645-2of-the-art regenerator designs in Chapter 4. First Section 2.1 describes the history of regenerators. Then Section 2.2 describes the history of the .-. methods for regenerator analysis and design, as well as other essential analysis and design methods.

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Bassant Sorrour,Akram Farouk,Mostafa Refatrations alone dictate the designs of regenerative gas turbines. This most certainly is not the case. This chapter begins in Section 4.1 by highlighting the principal reasons (not just thermodynamic) why heat exchangers are attractive for gas turbines. Emphasis is given to the advantages of regenerat