Turbine Inlet Air Cooling

The popularity of gas-fired power today is astounding. For example, according to records from the Energy Information Administration, Americans used more gas than coal in 2016. This trend is [...]

The last two centuries have seen global energy demand increase significantly, spurred by the industrial and transportation sectors. We are now in the middle of the energy crisis as nonrenewable [...]

Awareness of the environmental effects of industrial growth has intensified strive towards reduced carbon dioxide emissions. Indeed, modern society is increasingly concerned about energy [...]

The global coal-fired power capacity has grown significantly since 2000 to about 2,045 Gigawatts (GW) currently. Despite this progress, the last couple of years has seen several plants retire in [...]

The International Gas Union holds the World Gas Conference every three years, with the last event having happened in June 2018 in Washington, D.C. As the 2021 function in Daegu, South Korea [...]

It is safe to say that more people are concerned about a cleaner environment than a few decades ago. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published a report in 2015 that [...]

As the global energy demand increases at an alarming rate, governments and other relevant entities are faced with difficult choices that will have serious ramifications in future. The future [...]

In our daily lives, comfort is a priority. In our jobs and businesses, flexibility and efficiency play a crucial role. Together, the effect our lives have on the natural environment must be [...]

Turbine Inlet Air Cooling (TIAC) is a fast-growing technology in hot and humid climates that hinder turbine performance, for example Saudi Arabia. Industrialization plans in such a region would [...]

Unplanned machine downtime in a TIAC plant is costly, and can cause subsequent failures that can put users at risk. That is why operability and maintainability of the power plant should be a [...]