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The document provides a detailed overview of the gas turbine power plant operating on the Brayton Cycle, including the processes involved in compression, heat addition, expansion, and heat rejection. It outlines energy analysis for the compressor, combustor, and gas turbine, along with efficiency calculations for each component. Additionally, it includes a sample problem to illustrate the application of the concepts discussed.
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The document provides a detailed overview of the gas turbine power plant operating on the Brayton Cycle, including the processes involved in compression, heat addition, expansion, and heat rejection. It outlines energy analysis for the compressor, combustor, and gas turbine, along with efficiency calculations for each component. Additionally, it includes a sample problem to illustrate the application of the concepts discussed.
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Gas Turbine Power Plant

The Brayton Cycle (closed)


Product of
air fuel Ec Combustion
2 mixture
QA EP
S≠C 2’
3

Start-up Wc Wሖ 𝑐 Combustor TP IP
BP
motor BPT
BPc P=C
Compressor Gas Turbine

S≠C S=C Generator


P=C
4’ S≠C
1
Heat Sink
4
where, QR
E𝑐 → energy charged

E𝑐 = mf HHV or Vf HHV

PV diagram TS diagram
P
T

3
QA P=C

2 2’ P=C

2 2’ S≠C
S=C

S≠C S=C S≠C


4 4’
3
S=C

S≠C P=C

P=C
4’ 1
QR
4
S
V

processes:

1-2: isentropic process → compression


1-2’: irreversible adiabatic compression
2-3:
isobaric process → heat addition
2’-3:
3-4: isentropic process → expansion
3-4’: irreversible adiabatic expansion
4-1:
isobaric process → heat rejection
4’-1 1
fuel
2 mf
mg = ma + mf
2’
ma Combustor
S≠C S≠C
P=C 3

Compressor Gas Turbine

S=C S=C
4’ S≠C
1
4

Energy analysis:

for compressor,


2 h2
S≠C
2’

Compressor

S=C

h1 1 Wc

considering for ideal compression ; Ein = Eout

m′ h1 + Wc = m′ h2

Wc = m′ (h2 − h1 ) ; h = cp T

Wc = m′ (cp T2 − cp T1 )

Wc = m′ cp (T2 − T1 ) → ideal compression work

for actual compression,

Wሖ c = m′ cp (T2 ′ − T1 ) → actual compression work

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for nc ,

nc → compression efficiency
Wc Wc
nc = × 100% ; Wሖ c : × 100%
Wሖ c nc

also,

m′cp (T2 − T1 )
Ƞc = × 100%
m′cp (T2 − T1 )

or,
(T2 − T1 )
Ƞc = × 100%
(T2 ′ − T1 )

but,
T2 − T1
T2 ′ = + T1
nc

for Ƞmc ,

Ƞmc → mechanical efficiency of compressor

Wሖ c
Ƞmc = × 100%
BPc

Wሖ c
BPc =
Ƞmc

for combustor,
QA

2’

h2 Combustor
3 h3
2


for ideal process heat addition,

m′ h2 + Q A = m′ h3

Q A = m′ (h3 − h2 ) ; h = cp T

3
Q A = m′ (cp T3 − cp T2 )

so,

Q A = m′ cp (T3 − T2 ) → ideal heat added

for actual heat addition,

Q′A = m′ cp (T3 − T2 ′) actual heat added

for combustor efficiency,

Ƞcomb → combustor efficiency

𝑄𝐴
Ƞcomb = × 100%
Ec

Ec = mf HHV ; kJ/kg
or
vf HHV ; kJ/m3

for Gas Turbine,


h3
3


Gas Turbine TP

4’
4

h4

for ideal Gas turbine expansion,

m′ h3 = TP + m′ h4

TP = m′ (h3 − h4 ) ; h = cp T

TP = m′ (cp T3 − cp T4 )

TP = m′ cp (T3 − T4 ) → turbine theoretical power 4


for actual expansion process → process 4 − 4′,

IP = m′ cp (T3 − T4 ′) → turbine internal power

for ȠT ,

ȠT → turbine expansion efficiency


IP
ȠT = × 100%
TP

m′ cp (T3 − T4 ′)
= ′ × 100%
m cp (T3 − T4 )

but,
T4 ′ = T3 − ηT (T3 − T4 )

for ηmT ,

ηmT → mechanical efficiency of turbine


BPT
ηm T = × 100%
IP

BPT = (IP) ηmT

for net brake power,

BP → BP input to generator

BP = BPT − BPC

for generator efficiency,


𝐸𝑃
𝜂𝑔 = 𝑋 100%
𝐵𝑃

EP = (BP)ηg

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for heat sink,

𝑄𝑅

ℎ4
1 Heat Sink 4
ℎ1 4′


for ideal heat rejection,

m′ h4 = Q R + m′ h1

Q R = m′ (h4 − h1 ) ; h = cp T

Q R = m′ cP (T4 ′ − T1 )

Q R = m′ cp (T4 − T1 ) ; ideal heat rejection

for actual heat rejection,

Q R = m′ cp (T4 ′ − T1 ) ; actual heat rejection

for ideal cycle only,

Wnet
ec = × 100% → ideal cycle thermal efficiency
QA

where,
Wnet = Q A − Q R

or,

Wnet = TP − WC

for actual cycle thermal efficiency,

ሖ net
W
é c = × 100% → actual cycle thermal efficiency
QሖA

ሖ net = Qሖ A − Qሖ R
W

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or,

ሖ net = IP − W
W ሖC

considering 𝑟𝑝 ,

rp → compression pressure ratio

Pmax P2
rp = =
Pmin P1

NOTE: if no pressure drop across combustor and heat sink

∴ P2 = P3 and P1 = P4

then,

P2 P3
rp = =
P1 P4

for maximum Wnet ,

T2 = √T1 T3

otherwise,
consider isentropic process 1-2; PVK = C
k−1
T2 P2 k
=( )
T1 P1
or,
k−1
P2 k
T2 = T1 ( )
P1

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T2 k−1
= (rp ) k
T1
k−1
T2 = T1 (rp ) k

considering isentropic process 3-4 ; PVk = C


k−1
T3 P3 k
=( )
T4 P4
or,
T3 k−1
= (rp ) k
T4

k−1
T3 = T4 (rp ) k

also,

Wnet QA − QR
ec = × 100% → ec = × 100%
QA QA

|QR | m′cp (T4−T1 )


ec = [1 − ] × 100 % → ec = [1 − ] × 100 %
QA m′cp (T3−T2 )

in terms of temperature,

(T4 − T1 )
ec = [1 − ] × 100 %
(T3 − T2 )

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substituting T2 and T3 ,

(T4 − T1 )
𝑒𝑐 = 1 − k−1 k−1
× 100 %
(T4 (rp ) k − T1 (rp ) k )
[ ]

simplifying,

(T4 − T1 )
𝑒𝑐 = [1 − k−1
] × 100 %
(T4 − T1 )(rp ) k

finally,

1
𝑒𝑐 = [1 − 𝑘−1
] × 100 %
(𝑟𝑝 ) 𝑘
× 100 %

SAMPLE PROBLEM

1. A gas electric turbine plant is to generate 80 000 kW. The unit receives air at
100 kPaa and 295 °K. The maximum temperature is 1200°K and the maximum
pressure is 400 kPaa .Other data are as follows: for air and fuel mixture, 𝐶𝑃 =
1.0047 kJ⁄kg − k , k=1.5; compression adiabatic eff., 90%; compressor
mech’l eff., 85%; turbine internal eff., 90%; turbine mech’l eff., 80%;
generator eff., 95%; combustor eff., 95%.
Determine:
a) EC
b) cycle thermal efficiency
c) over-all station thermal eff.

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