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Development and numerical simulation of a power plant with a closed-cycle gas turbine running on wood fuel

The paper presents a number of original technical solutions for a mobile power plant based on a closed cycle gas turbine. The power plant is designed to operate on wood fuel in the conditions of timber warehouses, timber terminals and wood processing industries. The design of a heat generator using...

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Published in:E3S Web of Conferences 2023-01, Vol.390, p.6007
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Evaporative cooling
Gas turbines
Helium
Initial pressure
Mathematical models
Maximum power
Numerical models
Power plants
Solid fuels
Turbines
Wood
Wood chips
Working fluids
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