Power plants – Combustion products used as motive fluid
Patent
1998-03-04
2000-11-07
Freay, Charles G.
Power plants
Combustion products used as motive fluid
60 3917, 60 39512, F02C 106, F02G 1055
Patent
active
061419532
ABSTRACT:
A multi-shaft reheat turbine mechanism includes multiple turbines mounted on respective compressor shafts, and catalytic reactors feeding respective ones of the turbines. Fuel is introduced into a low pressure compressor, whereby there is no need to pressurize the fuel. The compressor side of the mechanism emits a compressed air/fuel flow, portions of which are combusted in respective ones of the catalytic reactors. The air/fuel flow traveling from the compressor side to the turbine side passes through a regenerator in heat exchanging relationship with exhaust gas from a low pressure turbine.
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Buckley Steven G.
Dibble Robert W.
Mongia Rajiv K.
Neuhaus Peter D.
Touchton George L.
Freay Charles G.
Solo Energy Corporation
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