Erosion, Deposition, and Their Effect on Performance
Erosion, Deposition, and Their Effect on Performance
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Since the initial development and implementation of the modern gas turbine engine during the 1930s, tremendous progress has been made in advancing the technology for aircraft and marine propulsion, electric-power generation, and mechanical drives for industrial applications. Even with seventy years of development, there remain numerous opportunities for advances in efficiency, performance, service life, environmental friendliness, and affordability. A high-technology engineered system, the gas turbine can still benefit from advances in many fields to enable both breakthroughs and the removal of design constraints.
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Erosion, Deposition, and Their Effect on Performance
2014-01-01
27 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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