Fluid Dynamic and Thermodynamic Performance of Geothermal Turbines Operating by Steam Mixed with Noncondensable Gases : 1st Report, Theoretical Study
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概要
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Generally speaking, geothermal fluids used for operating a turbine for geothermal power station contain several percent (in mass) non condensable gases. The major component of these noncondensable gases is carbon dioxide. For the purpose of clarifying the thermodynamic performance of a geothermal turbine, a calculation formula for obtaining the properties of wet steam mixed with noncondensable gases is shown. And steam table mixed with gases was prepared by using the calculation formula. In addition, the influence of noncondensable gases on the thermodynamic performance of geothermal turbines was also made clear.
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著者
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Akiba Masashi
Turbine Keihin Product Operations Toshiba
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Akiba Masashi
Turbine Keihin Product Operations Toshiba Corporation
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OMORI Tatsuro
Keihin Product Operations, TOSHIBA Corporation
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SUZUKI Atsuhide
Keihin Product Operations, TOSHIBA Corporation
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Suzuki Atsuhide
Keihin Product Operations Toshiba Corporation
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Omori Tatsuro
Keihin Product Operations Toshiba Corporation
関連論文
- Fluid Dynamic and thermodynamic Performance of Geothermal Turbines Operating by Steam mixed with Noncondensable Gases : 2nd Report, Experimental Study
- Fluid Dynamic and thermodynamic Performance of Geothermal Turbines Operating by Steam Mixed with Noncondensable Gases : 3rd Report, Confirmation by Performance Test of Actual Turbine
- Fluid Dynamic and Thermodynamic Performance of Geothermal Turbines Operating by Steam Mixed with Noncondensable Gases : 1st Report, Theoretical Study