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380 <strong>Gas</strong> <strong>Turbine</strong> <strong>H<strong>and</strong>book</strong>: <strong>Principles</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Practices</strong><br />

Appendix C-11<br />

Guide for Estimating<br />

Inlet Air Cooling Affects of<br />

Water Fogging<br />

Consider a gas turbine with a mass flow of 500 pounds/second (pps),<br />

compressor efficiency of 80%, a compression ratio of 14:1, <strong>and</strong> a compressor<br />

discharge pressure of 200 psia. Also consider ambient air at<br />

95°F <strong>and</strong> 100% Relative Humidity (RH). Calculate the expected compressor<br />

discharge temperature.<br />

From the Pyschrometric Chart the Humidity Ratio is 0.0366<br />

# moisture<br />

#dry⋅ air<br />

First solve for CDT in dry air at 95°F:<br />

R o<br />

Using η c<br />

= c –1<br />

..<br />

CCT<br />

CIT –1<br />

Where<br />

Rc = Compression Ratio<br />

CIT = Compressor Inlet Temperature (°R)<br />

CDT = Compressor Discharge Temperature (°R)<br />

σ = K –1<br />

K<br />

K = C p<br />

C v<br />

= 1.406<br />

C p = Ratio of Specific Heat at constant pressure<br />

C v = Ratio of specific Heat at constant volume

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