Training Objectives:

This seminar is designed to provide an understanding of how and why gas turbines operate the way they do. The course enhances understanding of the basic steps of the gas turbine operational cycle and explores conditions affecting the engine's power and performance.

Training Topics:

Theory and Practical Function:

- Introduction to T-s diagrams.

- Real vs. Ideal Brayton cycle.

Gas Turbine Operational Cycle:

- Overview of the Brayton cycle.

- Operational considerations:

- Ambient conditions.

- Devices.

- Overall airflow.

Performance and Efficiency:

- Measured values.

- Ambient conditions.

- Inlet air.

- Compressor exit.

- Nominal combustion temperature.

- Exhaust gas temperature.

Operator Procedures:

- Device calibration.

- Mechanical calibration (IGV Position).

Wash Water:

- Online connection.

- Offline connection.