THE FUTURE OF GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGY - ETN
THE FUTURE OF GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGY - ETN
THE FUTURE OF GAS TURBINE TECHNOLOGY - ETN
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<strong>THE</strong> <strong>FUTURE</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>GAS</strong> <strong>TURBINE</strong> <strong>TECHNOLOGY</strong><br />
DAY 2<br />
AFTERNOON, THURSDAY 18 OCTOBER 2012<br />
<strong>THE</strong> <strong>FUTURE</strong> <strong>OF</strong> <strong>GAS</strong> <strong>TURBINE</strong> <strong>TECHNOLOGY</strong><br />
6 TH INTERNATIONAL <strong>GAS</strong> <strong>TURBINE</strong> CONFERENCE<br />
14:00 NEXT GENERATION <strong>OF</strong> <strong>GAS</strong> <strong>TURBINE</strong>S:<br />
CHALLENGING TARGET <strong>OF</strong> 65% EFFICIENCY<br />
Chair: Dick van der Vecht, Head Maintenance Projects &<br />
Competences, GDF SUEZ Energy<br />
Co-chair: Peter Jansohn, Head of the Combustion Research<br />
Laboratory, Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI)<br />
What would need to happen in GT development to reach the<br />
target of 65% CCGT efficiency with the following constraints:<br />
• flexibility (high efficiency at different load conditions)<br />
• within emission requirements<br />
• without a negative impact on maintenance<br />
Speakers: Three experts will provide a short overview<br />
presentation in their field of expertise.<br />
• Material: Matthias Oechsner, Professor Mechanical<br />
Engineering and Materials Technology, TU Darmstadt<br />
• Combustion: Manfred Aigner, Director of the Institute of<br />
Combustion Technology, German Aerospace Center (DLR)<br />
• Turbomachinery: Choonsooi Tan, Senior Research Engineer,<br />
Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Massachusetts<br />
Institute of Technology (MIT)<br />
Presentations will be followed by an Interactive panel<br />
discussion<br />
15:45 Closing remarks<br />
C. Björkqvist, Managing Director, <strong>ETN</strong><br />
16:00 End of Conference<br />
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NEXT GENERATION <strong>OF</strong> <strong>GAS</strong> <strong>TURBINE</strong>S:<br />
CHALLENGING TARGET <strong>OF</strong> 65% EFFICIENCY<br />
This session is about ideas and contradictions. The<br />
market needs gas turbines and CCGT plants with high<br />
efficiency, increased flexibility and reduced start-up<br />
and maintenance costs. Environmental regulations<br />
call for gas turbine technology that enables very<br />
low and flexible load operation combined with low<br />
emissions.<br />
• What are the opportunities to combine these<br />
wishes?<br />
• What are the technology limitations and where are<br />
the development opportunities?<br />
• What kind of research is required?<br />
• Is there enough time for research and<br />
technological developments in the fast changing<br />
market?<br />
Gas turbine experts will introduce the state-ofart<br />
technology, ongoing research and technology<br />
developments and future ideas in gas turbine<br />
applications in the field of Materials, Combustion<br />
and Turbo-machinery. The audience will be invited<br />
to participate actively and bring in their ideas and<br />
opinions.
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