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Potential Army Application for Micro-Turbine Cogeneration Technology
| 题名： | Potential Army Application for Micro-Turbine Cogeneration Technology |
| 作者： | Amsdorff, C.; Brewer, M. K. |
| 关键词： | Electricity; Electric power; Turbines; Remotely piloted vehicles; Cost benefit analysis; Position(Location); Industries; High temperature; Army facilities; Buildings; Combustion; Clustering; Yield; Salaries; Steam; Streams; Mass production |
| 摘要： | Many U.S. Army installations pay relatively high prices for the electricity because they are remotely located. Moreover, Army facilities frequently have heat and electrical needs co-located in a building or cluster of buildings, which makes these locations well suited for energy 'cogeneration'. Micro-turbines are a miniaturized version of combustion turbines currently used in the aerospace and electric power industries. The micro-turbine's simple construction, when coupled with the cost benefits of mass production, is anticipated to yield electric power at low capitol costs. Also, the unit's exhaust stream is a high quality heat stream that can be used in a cogeneration system to meet steam or hot water needs co-located in the building. This study reviewed ongoing demonstrations to evaluate micro-turbine technology for possible application at Army installations. |
| 总页数： | 61p |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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