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The hybrid concept of turboshaft engine working according to Humphrey cycle dedicated to variety power demand – CFD analysis

doi: 10.19206/ce-162763
The paper presents a new concept of the turbine engine in the area of pressure gain combustion (PGE). The engine works according to Humphrey’s cycle. Minor modification in construction has allowed power generation of 500 kW, 700 kW, 1000 kW, and 1800 kW. The concept successfully resolved the challenges related to the temporary opening and closing of the combustion chamber. The presented valve timing system has ensured effective gas flow and what stands behind it, an effective process of conversion of a high-pressure gas impulse into mechanical energy. Rotating combustion chambers enabled the application of an effective sealing system. The concept characterizes simple construction and potentially low power-to-weight coefficient. The CFD numerical analysis of the presented engine concept showed very promising effective efficiency and low specific fuel consumption.
Technology, humphrey cycle, turbine engine, T, sealing system, valve timing system, pressure gained combustion
Technology, humphrey cycle, turbine engine, T, sealing system, valve timing system, pressure gained combustion
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