Energy and exergy study of Shatt Al-Basra gas turbine power plant

Energy and exergy study of Shatt Al-Basra gas turbine power plant

Energy and exergy analyses have been carried out on General Electric (GE) gas turbine unit in Shatt Al-Basra power plant located in Basra-Iraq. The analysis is based on both full-load and part-load actual operating data during the year 2017. An obvious drop off for plant performance characteristics...

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