This paper introduces and presents validation of the Constant Pressure Sequential Combustion system (denoted CPSC), a second generation concept developed for and applied to the new Ansaldo GT36 H-class gas turbine combustors. It has evolved from the well-established sequential burner technology applied to all current GT26 and GT24 gas turbines, and contains all architectural improvements implemented since original inception of this engine frame in 1994, with beneficial effects on the operation turndown, fuel flexibility, on the overall system robustness, and featuring the required aspects to stay competitive in the present day energy market. The applied air and fuel management therefore facilitate emission and dynamics control at both the extremely high and low firing temperature ranges required for existing and future Ansaldo gas turbine engine classes.
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ASME Turbo Expo 2017: Turbomachinery Technical Conference and Exposition
June 26–30, 2017
Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
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- International Gas Turbine Institute
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An Introduction to the Ansaldo GT36 Constant Pressure Sequential Combustor
Douglas A. Pennell,
Douglas A. Pennell
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
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Mirko R. Bothien,
Mirko R. Bothien
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
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Andrea Ciani,
Andrea Ciani
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
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Victor Granet,
Victor Granet
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
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Ghislain Singla,
Ghislain Singla
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
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Steven Thorpe,
Steven Thorpe
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
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Anders Wickstroem,
Anders Wickstroem
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
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Khalid Oumejjoud,
Khalid Oumejjoud
PSM Ansaldo Energia, Jupiter, FL
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Matthew Yaquinto
Matthew Yaquinto
PSM Ansaldo Energia, Jupiter, FL
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Douglas A. Pennell
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
Mirko R. Bothien
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
Andrea Ciani
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
Victor Granet
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
Ghislain Singla
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
Steven Thorpe
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
Anders Wickstroem
Ansaldo Energia Switzerland AG, Baden, Switzerland
Khalid Oumejjoud
PSM Ansaldo Energia, Jupiter, FL
Matthew Yaquinto
PSM Ansaldo Energia, Jupiter, FL
Paper No:
GT2017-64790, V04BT04A043; 11 pages
Published Online:
August 17, 2017
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Pennell, DA, Bothien, MR, Ciani, A, Granet, V, Singla, G, Thorpe, S, Wickstroem, A, Oumejjoud, K, & Yaquinto, M. "An Introduction to the Ansaldo GT36 Constant Pressure Sequential Combustor." Proceedings of the ASME Turbo Expo 2017: Turbomachinery Technical Conference and Exposition. Volume 4B: Combustion, Fuels and Emissions. Charlotte, North Carolina, USA. June 26–30, 2017. V04BT04A043. ASME. https://doi.org/10.1115/GT2017-64790
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