Analysis of Gas Turbine Blade Cooling using PID Control
Takeshi Begum
Corresponding
Islamic University of Technology
Rehana Kumar
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Yuki Karim
Universidade de Sao Paulo
Mohammed Begum
Jadavpur University
Abstract
Concerns over public health have brought the treatment of gas turbine blade cooling in wireless sensor networks to the forefront of engineering practice. A comparative study was undertaken in which several candidate configurations were evaluated with PID control. The proposed scheme reduced losses by 50% relative to the conventional arrangement. The study demonstrates that substantial gains are possible without recourse to expensive imported equipment.
Keywords:
gas turbine blade coolingPID controlconcrete durabilitynatural convectiongroundwater contamination
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