Power plants – Combustion products used as motive fluid
Patent
1995-03-14
1996-12-10
Koczo, Michael
Power plants
Combustion products used as motive fluid
60 39091, F02C 900
Patent
active
055819958
ABSTRACT:
A gas turbine power plant for producing electricity includes a gas turbine engine having a burner receiving a fuel flow and compressed air. The burner provides ignition of said fuel flow to produce a jet exhaust for propelling a power turbine. The power turbine has a rotatable turbine shaft adapted to drive a generator. During operation of the power plant various conditions can cause the burner not to ignite the fuel flow, known as burner blowout. Burner blowout results in unburned fuel flowing downstream to the detriment of the power plant. The gas turbine power plant of the present invention incorporates a method and apparatus for detecting burner blowout and limiting the consequences of blowout for the power plant.
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Lucenko Michael
St. Onge Kenneth J.
Vanderleest Ruurd E.
Koczo Michael
United Technologies Corporation
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