Stability analysis of a gas turbine exhaust stack

Stability analysis, based on finite element method, was carried out on a gas turbine exhaust stack following obvious appearances of significant gaps between its silencer casings and embracing rings. The finite element model was developed by referring to the corresponding technical drawing of the exh...

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Main Authors: Hamzah M.Z., Purbolaksono J., Inayat-Hussain J.I., Nordin N.F.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-306772023-12-29T15:51:15Z Stability analysis of a gas turbine exhaust stack Hamzah M.Z. Purbolaksono J. Inayat-Hussain J.I. Nordin N.F. 57219718512 8621252500 6602271377 26326390700 Deformation Finite element Gas turbine Site inspection Stress analysis Deformation Design Gas turbines Gases Inspection Stability Stress analysis Thermal load Thermal stress Turbomachinery Ventilation exhausts Design modifications Exhaust stacks Finite Element Finite element analysis Finite element models Gas turbine exhausts Modified designs Original design Site inspection Stability analysis Technical drawing Thermal loadings Finite element method Stability analysis, based on finite element method, was carried out on a gas turbine exhaust stack following obvious appearances of significant gaps between its silencer casings and embracing rings. The finite element model was developed by referring to the corresponding technical drawing of the exhaust stack and the information obtained during the site inspection. In the case of axial constraint at both ends of the exhaust stack, the original design was found incapable of withstanding the thermal loading experienced during operation of the gas turbine, leading to instability of the structure. A design modification of the exhaust stack was proposed to rectify this problem. The outcome of the finite element analysis indicated that the modified design of the exhaust stack had improved stability as compared to the original design when subjected to typical thermal loading of the gas turbine operation. � 2010 Elsevier Ltd. Final 2023-12-29T07:51:15Z 2023-12-29T07:51:15Z 2010 Article 10.1016/j.engfailanal.2010.05.008 2-s2.0-77954458166 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-77954458166&doi=10.1016%2fj.engfailanal.2010.05.008&partnerID=40&md5=995a1c415ac05d2d66d3b6de0e668585 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/30677 17 6 1466 1474 Scopus
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topic Deformation
Finite element
Gas turbine
Site inspection
Stress analysis
Deformation
Design
Gas turbines
Gases
Inspection
Stability
Stress analysis
Thermal load
Thermal stress
Turbomachinery
Ventilation exhausts
Design modifications
Exhaust stacks
Finite Element
Finite element analysis
Finite element models
Gas turbine exhausts
Modified designs
Original design
Site inspection
Stability analysis
Technical drawing
Thermal loadings
Finite element method
spellingShingle Deformation
Finite element
Gas turbine
Site inspection
Stress analysis
Deformation
Design
Gas turbines
Gases
Inspection
Stability
Stress analysis
Thermal load
Thermal stress
Turbomachinery
Ventilation exhausts
Design modifications
Exhaust stacks
Finite Element
Finite element analysis
Finite element models
Gas turbine exhausts
Modified designs
Original design
Site inspection
Stability analysis
Technical drawing
Thermal loadings
Finite element method
Hamzah M.Z.
Purbolaksono J.
Inayat-Hussain J.I.
Nordin N.F.
Stability analysis of a gas turbine exhaust stack
description Stability analysis, based on finite element method, was carried out on a gas turbine exhaust stack following obvious appearances of significant gaps between its silencer casings and embracing rings. The finite element model was developed by referring to the corresponding technical drawing of the exhaust stack and the information obtained during the site inspection. In the case of axial constraint at both ends of the exhaust stack, the original design was found incapable of withstanding the thermal loading experienced during operation of the gas turbine, leading to instability of the structure. A design modification of the exhaust stack was proposed to rectify this problem. The outcome of the finite element analysis indicated that the modified design of the exhaust stack had improved stability as compared to the original design when subjected to typical thermal loading of the gas turbine operation. � 2010 Elsevier Ltd.
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Hamzah M.Z.
Purbolaksono J.
Inayat-Hussain J.I.
Nordin N.F.
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author Hamzah M.Z.
Purbolaksono J.
Inayat-Hussain J.I.
Nordin N.F.
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title Stability analysis of a gas turbine exhaust stack
title_short Stability analysis of a gas turbine exhaust stack
title_full Stability analysis of a gas turbine exhaust stack
title_fullStr Stability analysis of a gas turbine exhaust stack
title_full_unstemmed Stability analysis of a gas turbine exhaust stack
title_sort stability analysis of a gas turbine exhaust stack
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