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THE POSSIBILITY OF SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASING THE DEGREE OF REGENERATION IN
REGENERATIVE GAS TURBINE PLANTS WITHOUT INCREASING THE SIZE OF THE RECUPERATOR.



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 * SERGEI V. SEVTSOV

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ABSTRACT

The proposed article considers the theoretical prerequisites and proposes a
scheme for a regenerative gas turbine installation with an increase in the
degree of regeneration at constant recuperator sizes in order to increase the
efficiency of the installation. The new scheme excludes the supply of secondary
(cooling the heat pipe and combustion

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10.31224/osf.io/se8jx

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APA
Sevtsov, S. V. (2021, November 16). The possibility of significantly increasing
the degree of regeneration in regenerative gas turbine plants without increasing
the size of the recuperator. https://doi.org/10.31224/osf.io/se8jx
MLA
Sevtsov, Sergei V. “The Possibility of Significantly Increasing the Degree of
Regeneration in Regenerative Gas Turbine Plants Without Increasing the Size of
the Recuperator.” engrXiv, 16 Nov. 2021. Web.
Chicago
Sevtsov, Sergei V. 2021. “The Possibility of Significantly Increasing the Degree
of Regeneration in Regenerative Gas Turbine Plants Without Increasing the Size
of the Recuperator.” engrXiv. November 16. doi:10.31224/osf.io/se8jx.

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