ENHANCEMENTS FOR SMALL CTS COULD HELP BIG TURBINES TOO

摘要

Developers of a non-refrigeration technology that can enhance the performance of small combustion turbines - effectively creating greater output a cost below adding additional capacity - contend it will work with much larger turbines, too. The Everest Cycle is a non-refrigeration method that cools air almost to the dew point - the point at which moisture condenses into water. Developed by Les Schlom, chief engineer for Everest Sciences, and Everest president, Andy Becwar, the indirect evaporative cooling technology's primary application is improving gas turbine performance in power applications.