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Energy Accumulating Material Application as an Alternate Fuel for Gas-turbine Installations

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 10 Jan 2008Publisher:ECO-Vector LLCJournal:Izvestiya MGTU MAMI, volume 2, pages 62-66 (issn: 2074-0530, Copyright policy )
Authors: Kustarev, Y.; Kuznetsov, V.; Ascheulnikov, E.; Rodkin, K.;

doi: 10.17816/2074-0530-69560

Energy Accumulating Material Application as an Alternate Fuel for Gas-turbine Installations

Abstract

This article deals with the possibility of energy accumulative matters (EAM) usage as an alternative fuel for gas-turbine engines and plants. Ternary alloys of Si, Al and Fe are examined as industrial EAM. Combustion heat and adiabatic temperatures of EAM burning are estimated in superheated steam at variable oxidizer ratios. The composition of condensed combustion product is estimated at variable fractional composition of EAM.

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АЛЬТЕРНАТИВНЫЕ ВИДЫ ТОПЛИВА ДЛЯ ГАЗОТУРБИННЫХ УСТАНОВОК, ЭНЕРГОАККУМУЛИРУЮЩИЕ ВЕЩЕСТВА, КОНДЕНСИРОВАННЫЕ ПРОДУКТЫ СГОРАНИЯ

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