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Development of a Predictive Model for Preliminary Gas Turbine Blade Cooling Design and Analysis
Improvements in turbine blade cooling are crucial in order to increase the thermal efficiency of modern gas turbines. Designing highly efficient cooling concepts and evaluating their impact on the thermodynamic cycle performance during early design phases is therefore becoming increasingly important
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