Optimization and Evaluation of Cooling Structure of Stage 1 Blade of Heavy-Duty Gas Turbine
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Optimization and Evaluation of Cooling Structure of Stage 1 Blade of Heavy-Duty Gas Turbine
“In the field of localization of core components of heavy-duty gas turbines, experts have significantly improved the reliability of blades in high-temperature environments by optimizing the structure of the first stage moving blades, providing theoretical basis for the localization of gas turbines.”
Power Generation TechnologyVol. 45, Issue 5, Pages: 838-846(2024)
YU Wenchang,DING Yang,WANG Xuyang,et al.Optimization and Evaluation of Cooling Structure of Stage 1 Blade of Heavy-Duty Gas Turbine[J].Power Generation Technology,2024,45(05):838-846.
YU Wenchang,DING Yang,WANG Xuyang,et al.Optimization and Evaluation of Cooling Structure of Stage 1 Blade of Heavy-Duty Gas Turbine[J].Power Generation Technology,2024,45(05):838-846. DOI: 10.12096/j.2096-4528.pgt.24101.
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