How a Gas Turbine Works | Gas Power Generation | GE Power
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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The combination of a gas turbine with a heat recovery steam generator and steam turbine is fascinating! I love efficiency.
Truly..what a technology..i love it too
In cold countries they go one step further and use the hot water that comes out of the steam turbine to heat nearby buildings. A single steam turbine like this can provide enough heat for a good sized city
Yes combined cycles are amazing, they are about 60% efficient if run on natural gas and can go up to even 80-90% by using a blend of hydrogen
How is hydrogen that efficient?
Mechanical Engineering is absolutely amazing.
It is really really useful to understand Gas Turbine ,
thanks a lot
You're welcome Dana!
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Writing a paper for one of my MBA classes and I chose GE. Very interesting company I must say, may try to get a job in the renewable energy or aviation sector when I graduate
Tesla
How’s it going so far?
PS the aviation sector is a shit show. At least the manufacturing side of it
When you expect a plain school like explanation but the music kicks in. This s how you get the attention of the people.
Superb explanatory delivery style and very much appreciated. Please accept my thanks, sincerely.
Thanks Dennis!
Very simple, informative, cute, & short. It's almost impossible elements to combine, yet GE engineered it!
Working on one now. I’m only the FME, the whole place fascinates me. Great engineering.
Where are u working can u tel me please
Great video, it really eases the understanding of the subject especially for new students which are getting into this field
Was just inside one of these giant steam turbines doing some welding yesterday. I’ve worked on a lot of interesting stuff and that’s up at the top of list now.
Great video I did my end of study internship on combined-cycle gaz turbines (Algeria)
Amazing engineering
Seriously its gorgeous ....it has been nailed my knowledge .
Gas Turbine works truly simplified.
Great explanation in just 2 minutes! Thanks alot
Wow great video, I'm studying mechanical engineering and have a high interest in turbines.
Really ge the best gas turbine i was working more than 30 year with ge gas turbine
Been working as an operator for a month now in gas turbine generator. This video helps me a lot. Wish me luck.
hows it going
I used to test the LM2500 and LM5000 back in 90s. Now my son in the Navy works on the LM2500 👍
Same Company that makes Gas Turbines for Union Pacific back in the old days.
Also, Nice Music.
I wish they still did. I miss the old days when railroads had their own distinct engines.
bro do u have more i have been looking all day but ur the only one who explain it simple and can be memorable
really neat video, thanks! I appreciate the time spent into for the modeling, stimulation and video editing.
nice pfp
Best video ever on gas turbine in the world ur awesome tnx a lot
probably the best invention man has made... maybe besides rockets or whatever.
Great video. Tip: Playing this video at a speed of 1.25 make the music even greater.
Well thanks GE Power. For investing into people like us despite the fact it doesnt help you
Thank you for this video...the animation, music, and smooth delivery definitely nailed in the concept
I spent 11 great years as a welder repairing these
Cool; it is really basic and essential expression. I will get a job interview. this videos so usefull for me, thenks
You don't know how helpful this was I'm about to join the u.s. navy as a gas turbine systems technician so thank you
Hows that going for ya?
If that were true you should know a million times more than a video explaining the most basic things.
7 years later you must be an astronaut, right?
Not only did I learn how gas turbines work, I learned how generators work, too
I am fascinating with Turbine ,it is a great machine ❤
explained and delivered in two minutes what professors try to do in a month
I hate fossil fuels, but honestly this video was great. Produced very well and was very helpful for understanding those gas turbines
The electricity we have is thanks to the gas turbine factor, the heart of a power plant, the best way to convert fuel into electrical energy.
The operation is as follows:
The air enters the turbine, where it is compressed and heated.
The fuel is injected to combine with the air, in this way combustion occurs.
Hot gas moves the turbine blades with certain RPM.
The blades connected to a drive shaft cause the torque inside an electricity generator (where the magnets move electrons) to produce alternating current.
Need more 101 courses like this
Exactly easy to understand..
You can also use the fast moving exhaust gases to turn some type of wind turbine to generate power as well.
Its called a turbo
@@oscooweonamxo6169 Except turbos don't generate any power. All they do is use exhaust gases to turn a turbine which is connected via a shaft to a compressor wheel and it compresses air.
Never would’ve ever searched for this .. Hvac brought me here. The way humans have put natural resources and mechanics to work amazes me !! And it’s all from electrons … excuse me I’m just mind blown
Nice Video
Does anyone know why the burn chambers are in a different position compared to the engines used in jet aircrft?
It's probably due to the notion of the purpose of the two engines. A gas turbine meant to produce electricity will have more of the heated gas do work on the shaft, while a jet turbine engine will have the gas be rejected through the exhausted producing thrust by Newtons third law.
Great video on gas turban
This video really helped me...Thank you GE.....expanded my mind in my emission controlling project..
Nice presentation but I have a question. How the air is drawn into the one end of the turbine.
Trabalho em petrópolis estado do Rio de Janeiro, na GE Celma aviation a quase 23 anos , é muito lindo ver um motor desse.
Parabéns.
Nice 🤜
Easy to understand
Hoping to be a Gas Turbine Mechanic in the Navy
simple and clear
The gas turbine really has a big hand in aerodynamics
They were playing a remix of the Matrix theme, also known as “Clubbed to Death”.
ah so that's why i was struggling to not vomit
so pressured air along with combusted fuel creates a high pressure and high velocity gas which causes a turbine disc to propelled thus creating a mechanical energy which then converted into electrical energy by the generator?
Thank you
Excellent educational video. So clear.
Thanks Geoff. Glad that you like it. Feel free to share it with your network :)
Great explanation
good one
Tharaka Gunawardena I
I need to learn more about this stuff now that I'm part of a maintenance crew inside of Limetreebay Terminals refinery's powerplant.
pretty impressive stuff
Thanks . its really very good information
Excellent work
nice matrix-like beat
What about the 8500 HP Gas Turbine Locomotive? Is that the same thing?
Thank you Sir
excellent video..
Interesting, Wonderful
thanks a lot
Very good information
What's the output temperature? Could you add a third component and get that ~
This is best video to understand gas turbine so far and the background music makes me feel so excited and innovative
Thanks Muhammad. Glad you found it helpful.
finalmente un videi dove posso faere i commìne nti sulle turbeene con ltri apasionati di turbeene. abasso la simenz che levai commenti sotto i videi nn kome voi ke permettete di parlare la gente.
thanks for the video ...gives lot info
Wow now I can build my own
Amazing!!!
Thanks bro❤❤
Fantastic video
What is better for starter motor work by electric or gas or desil or torque converter please want explain postive and negative for each one
what is the efficiency percentage of this turbine combined with the HRSG
Thanks GE 👍👍👍
excellent video
Nice video. I really like it.
Very useful
Excelente
excellent video!
great tutorial
nice explanation
What is the name of the backround music?
Easy to understand. Thanks a lot.
Nice video
Keep going
Question: Does the turbine power the air compressor? And if it does, how does the air compressor compress the initial air that makes the turbine produce its first work output that powers the air compressor et al; or does the air compressor rely on an external power source initially?
A starter motor drives the compressor initially, much like in a car until the turbine takes over.
Alright, Thanks for the answer. I'll research more on that.
Actually in newer units like the 7FA and 7HA the generator itself turns into a motor until 61% of the speed is achieved then turns back into a generator, what stuart mentioned applies on the 7EA and older units.
+Vermillion, may ask what your background is? Do you have any good sources where I can read up on this stuff? I'm a master student in mechanical engineering, specializing in turbomachinery. Since the courses are pretty focused on the theory, I'm hoping to read up a bit on current technology in my spare time.
Fredrik Wahlgren, I installed and serviced GE gas turbines all around the world in the 70's and 80's. I worked as a Field Engineer for the GETSCO division in Schenectady, NY, which was their international department. GE has a lot of material available on line.
Is it spinning at 3000 rpm because it's the frequency of electricity?
Nice catch but no it depends on which country u r from its 50hz here at my place
I think the use gear n stuff to reduce it to desired frequency
I would say yes, because the generator likely has 2 poles or one pole pair. So the turbine would need to spin at 3000rpm for 50hz. If 60hz supply was needed, the turbine would spin at 3600rpm for that same generator.
Im guessing the optimal RPM of the generator has more to do with the optimal RPM efficiency of the turbine. Reduction gear boxes etc. I'm just a armchair engineer.
I am not mechanic and for me, all with it associated is quite hard, but even I understood the main idea! Great video!
good job guys
Thank you so much
Great video!
Great job
how hot is the exhaust gas after combined cycle?
Approx?
This is how schools should make videos for their students
Love it.
Is it available as a site or standby unit?
Big problem with ANY steam cycle: difficulty in getting efficiency above 30%. Huge heat input rqd to first boil the water. OTOH, you could use exhaust gas heat as input to a stirling engine, and hopefully see 50+% efficiency there. Just looking forward, not back.
very helpful!
Thank you so much!