The Concept of Using Model Gas Turbine for Burner Rig Corrosion Test

Marek Goral; Ryszard Filip; Jakub Dyrda

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.227.553

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The Concept of Using Model Gas Turbine for Burner Rig Corrosion Test

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The paper presents a proposed application of the Gunt ET794 turbine model and subsequent tests carried out in order to determine its usability in sample testing under erosive and corrosive conditions. The most important parameter measured during the tests was temperature before the T3 turbine as well as fuel consumption (propane-butane). Following measurement taking and determining conditions, an optimum place for sample attaching was established. CATIA and Autocad software was used to elaborate the sample attachment model. It has been assumed that the tested sample had 14mm in diameter and thickness of 4mm, while the protective coat will be 500μm max. The summary presents additional research and works, whose aim would be to improve the application of the Gunt ET794 as the test stand.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 227)

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Marek Goral*, Ryszard Filip, Jakub Dyrda

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Burner Rig Test, Coating, Oxidation Resistance, TBC

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