excellent course in gas turbine (operation- auxiliary sys- turbine parts - technical principals ....) part 1

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COURSE IN GAS TURBINES






COURSE OBJECTIVES

At the end of the course, delegates will be able to:

 Explain the function of a gas turbine-
 List the most common types of gas turbines in use-
 Understand the thermodynamic principles of gas turbine systems-
 Understanding some of the criteria for selecting a gas turbine for a given set of design conditions-
 Explain the main aspects of gas turbine protection and control-
 Appreciate how the design of an overall-plant control scheme relates to the gas turbine system-
 Explore the safe and efficient operation of a gas turbine system, using dynamic simulation model-
 Explore common operating problems-







CONTENTS


INTRODUCTION
Fluid mechanics properties and laws
Thermodynamics principles
Definition of a gas turbine
Historical background about gas turbine
Brief idea about types of gas turbine
Brief idea about advantages of gas turbine
Brief idea about applications of gas turbine

 TECHNICAL PRINCIPLES OF GAS TURBINES
 Working principles of gas turbine
Turbine operation

MAIN COMPONENTS OF GAS TURBINES
Compressor
Combustion
Turbine
Air intake system
Exhaust System

AUXILIARY SYSTEMS FOR GAS TURBINES
Lube oil system
Fuel oil system
Fuel gas system
Hydraulic trip oil system

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF GAS TURBINES
Introduction
Turbine operation
Maintenance



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