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Micro turbines represent a promising solution to the continuing global search for more reliable, affordable and safer access to cleaner energy. They meet this environmental challenge by producing enough distributed combined-heat-and-power (CHP) to satisfy residential- level demands for heating and electricity. In addition, they must produce emissions and noise at acceptably low levels.

This webinar focuses on how CFD/CHT simulation was used to discover better designs faster, ultimately yielding a highly reliable and cost-efficient micro turbine capable of generating 3kW of power.

• Simulations included heat transfer in addition to flow dynamics.
• Conjugate Heat Transfer (CHT) was used to develop and evaluate the heat management of the GT system.
• Product-level performance was better understood by doing simulation on the complete system, including the combined housing, rotor, radial turbine and radial compressor – not just individual components separately.