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What is a turbo-gas power plant?

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What is a turbo-gas power plant?

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  1. It's an energy production system composed of a gas turbine and a steam turbine.

    Scheme:

    gas  ---->  gas turbine (energy production, efficiency: about 40%)  ----> exhaust gases(temperature: about 600°C) ----> steam turbine (energy production, efficiency: about 35%).

    Total efficiency: around 60%

    It's important to realize that a ship can already run on ammonia (hydrogen...)  using turbo-gas as propulsion system.

    Scheme:

    ammonia(21000 kj/kg) ----> hydrogen ----> turgo-gas system(efficiency: 60%).

    It's a diesel with an efficiency of about 30%...


  2. On the ship where I work the exhaust gasses turn a turbo which pumps more air into the burn chamber so the fuel burns hotter and more completely.

  3. It's a combined gas and steam turbine.

    A gas turbine produces energy from gas, while the generated exhaust gases are used to produce additional energy via a steam turbine.

    Individually the gas turbine efficiency is only about 35-40%.

    The steam turbine raises the total efficiency to about 60%.

    It's the best efficiency...

    Surely hydrogen is the best fuel for this system...

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