Results for tag: "Turbine Inlet Cooling"

Turbine Inlet Cooling (TIC) is a technology used to reduce the temperature of air entering a turbine engine. This is done by cooling the air before it enters the engine, allowing the turbine to operate more efficiently and reliably. TIC systems are typically used in gas turbines, such as those used in power generation, and in aircraft engines. The technology is also used in industrial applications, such as in oil and gas production. TIC systems are typically composed of a cooling system, such as a heat exchanger, and a control system. The cooling system is used to reduce the temperature of the air entering the turbine, while the control system is used to regulate the temperature of the air. The cooling system is typically powered by a compressor, which is driven by the turbine. The TIC market is growing due to the increasing demand for efficient and reliable turbine engines. The technology is also becoming more cost-effective, making it more attractive to potential customers. Some of the major companies in the TIC market include GE, Siemens, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, and Rolls-Royce. Show Less Read more