Analysis of Gas Turbine Blade Cooling using Hidden Markov Modelling
Mahmuda Banerjee
Corresponding
King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
Abstract
Safe and economical operation of water distribution networks depends critically on an accurate description of gas turbine blade cooling. The reliability of the numerical scheme is established through a systematic convergence study. The new formulation reproduced 3 independent data sets with satisfactory accuracy. The work provides a foundation on which more detailed investigations can subsequently be built.
Keywords:
gas turbine blade coolinghidden Markov modellingreinforced concretegroundwater modelling
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