The present invention provides a gas turbine combustor that has a fuel injection nozzle using a fluid other than liquid fuel to atomize the liquid fuel and that can suppress a reduction in power generation efficiency resulting from a heat loss while promoting the atomization of the liquid fuel. The gas turbine combustor is adapted to mix liquid fuel with combustion air led from a compressor, burn the mixture, and supply combustion gas generated to a gas turbine. The gas turbine combustor includes a fuel injection nozzle that atomizes the liquid fuel into fine liquid droplets. The fuel injection nozzle includes a first system adapted to supply the liquid fuel and a second system adapted to supply a fluid for atomizing the liquid fuel. Low-boiling liquid fuel is supplied to the second system as the fluid. The second system is adapted to heat and supply the low-boiling liquid fuel.

Gas turbine combustor

This invention discloses systems and methods for conversion of high moisture waste materials to dry or low moisture products for recycle or reuse. The equipment systems comprise a gas turbine generator unit (preferred heat source), a dryer vessel and a processing unit, wherein the connection between the gas turbine and the dryer vessel directs substantially all the gas turbine exhaust into the dryer vessel and substantially precludes the introduction of air into the dryer vessel and wherein the processing unit forms the dried material from the dryer vessel into granules, pellets or other desired form for the final product. Optionally, the systems and methods further provide for processing ventilation air from manufacturing facilities to reduce emissions therefrom.

Process and system for drying and heat treating materials

Fuel flow is scheduled to a plurality of combustion stages by putting a plurality of engine fuel flow governors in parallel with each other and letting the governor which outputs the lowest fuel demand signal be the one which schedules the total fuel flow to the engine. Fuel flows to the plurality of combustion stages are then individually scheduled to achieve the lowest fuel flows consistent with predefined temperature limits for the corresponding stages of combustion.

Turbine engine control system

A gas turbine apparatus is provided wherein a turbine is driven or rotated by burning a mixture of a fuel and compressed air and supplying a combustion gas generated by the combustion. A flameout determination unit is provided in the apparatus which is adapted to calculate the air/fuel ratio in the air/fuel mixture, correct the calculated air/fuel ratio to calculate a corrected air/fuel ratio which is substantially constant, compare the calculated corrected air/fuel ratio with a predetermined reference air/fuel ratio, and generate a signal indicative of occurrence of a flameout when the corrected air/fuel ratio is smaller than the reference air/fuel ratio. The corrected air/fuel ratio is calculated by calculating a deviation of a compressor discharge pressure of the compressed air from an air compressor, from a predetermined reference pressure, multiplying the pressure deviation by a predetermined constant, and adding the pressure deviation multiplied by the predetermined constant to the calculated air/fuel ratio. In this way, the corrected air/fuel ratio can be maintained substantially constant even if a load increases in steps.

Gas turbine apparatus

In order to regulate fuel flow to the combustor (36) of the combustion turbine engine (10) having a primary combustion zone (64) and at least one further combustion zone, the temperature of the inlet and outlet of the combustor (36) are determined, as are first and second values representing first and second properties, with the first property being one of: the total enthalpy rise in the combustor (36), the equivalence ratio of the combustor (36), the fuel/air ratio of said combustor (36), the fuel flow through the combustor, and the second property being one of: the enthalpy rise in the primary zone (64), the equivalence ratio of said primary zone (64), the fuel/air ratio of the primary zone(64); the temperature rise across the primary zone(64), or the fuel flow through the primary zone (64). The second property is determined from the first value and the current value of the ratio of the fuel to the primary zone (64) to the total fuel to the combustor (36). The temperature of the outlet of the primary zone (64) is thus determined from the inlet temperature and the second value, are compared with a predetermined temperature to generate a control signal dependent on the difference. The fuel to the primary zone (64) is then varied, to vary the control signal to reduce the difference. This use of ratios eliminates the need for a gas chromatograph, flow ratios and humidity sensors to determine the properties of the gas.

Method and system for controlling fuel supply in a combustion turbine engine

A gas turbine apparatus has a gas turbine and a plurality of burners for providing combustion gas to drive the turbine. A flow control means of each burner for fuel or combustion air is adjusted by control means to control each said burner individually in dependence on a predetermined combustion characteristic of the respective burner. Sensed quantities relating to the combustion performance of the burners are input to the control means which adjusts the flow control means of each burner in dependence on the sensed quantities and the predetermined combustion characteristic of the respective burner.

Gas turbine apparatus and method of control thereof

A gas turbine engine control method and apparatus as disclosed for optimizing fuel/air mixture, especially during decreasing load conditions. In a large capacity gas turbine engine system used for generation of electric power, the system is designed to operate at a relatively constant rotational speed of the turbine which drives an electric generator unit. The load of the turbine engine varies throughout the day due to changes in electrical power demands. During normal rated load conditions, the control of the fuel/air mixture is by way of changes in fuel supply, corrected to return the turbine exhaust temperature to a desired rated temperature. During this mode of operation, the compressor inlet guide vanes are maintained in a substantially constant open position. For accommodating decreasing load conditions where the temperature drops below a predetermined temperature level below the rated temperature operation, the system is switched to an inlet guide vane control mode of operation. During the guide vane control mode of operation, the inlet guide vanes are controlled at a more precise temperature correction sensitivity than is the case for normal load operations. This more precise inlet guide vane control during decreasing load conditions assures improved fuel/air mixture during decreasing load and consequent improved efficiency and minimal NO x compound emissions, especially during changing ambient temperature conditions where cold air would otherwise increase the air supply.

Gas turbine control method and apparatus

A control apparatus of a gas turbine combustor obtains a stable combustion with limited NOx emission through a control of a fuel flow rate according to a turbine output and a control of a flow rate of intake air mixed with the fuel. The control apparatus includes an apparatus for detecting at least one of the temperature and the humidity of intake air taken into the combustor, an apparatus for determining and storing, in advance, a stable combustion limit line between a stable combustion region and an unstable combustion region, on a plane of coordinates of a ratio of fuel flow rate to an intake air flow rate or an intake air flow rate and the temperature or the humidity of the intake air, on each turbine load, an apparatus for detecting an instant operational point of the combustor on the plane of coordinates, and an apparatus for correcting the intake air flow rate or the ratio of fuel flow rate to the intake air flow rate according to an increase in the detected temperature or humidity so that the instant operational point does not cross the stable combustion limit line.

A control apparatus and a control method of a gas turbine combustor

PURPOSE:To provide the above combustion equipment which does not cause fire damage to a nozzle or pipe even when a pressure difference occurs between combustion cans, in a gas/oil double burning combustion equipment for gas- turbine engine. CONSTITUTION:A purge gas jet device 10 is installed wherein when at the time of starting, oil fuel 5a is supplied to a starting nozzle 11 through a path of same 6 with low-calory gas 5b not supplied to a path of same 8, purge gas is introduced from a hole 10a penetrating through the wall of the low-calory gas path into the same path and is jetted out at high velocity from an operation nozzle 12. The device has a purge gas flow control means 10b and a tank of same 10c.

Combustion equipment and operation thereof

PURPOSE:To contrive stable operation and lowness of NOx in a combustor by supplying fuel and combustion air, which generate proper air-fuel ratio, relating to each combustor. CONSTITUTION:A plurality of combustors 3, 3,... are provided relating to a single set of gas turbine 2, in a gas turbine equipment. In this gas turbine equipment, an IFC control device 42 for calculating a flow amount of combustion air supplied to a plurality of the combustors 3, 3,... in each combustor 3 and flow regulating means 17, 28 for adjusting the flow amount of combustion air in each combustor 3 in accordance with a command from the IFC control device 42 are provided.

Gas turbine equipment and operating method thereof

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