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IMPROVEMENT OF THE COOLING PERFORMANCE OF GAS TURBINE COMBUSTOR COOLING TECHNIQUES
This thesis presents the development, validation, and application of numerical methodology to investigate the cooling performance of gas turbine combustor cooling techniques under non-reacting conditions. To isolate the effects of key cooling parameters from the complex swirling and reacting flow en
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