Failure Type of Micro Gas-turbine engine(157)

Brief overview of micro gas-turbine engines

 

A micro gas-turbine engine is a small, compact engine that uses a gas turbine to convert fuel into mechanical energy. These engines are typically used in applications such as power generation, propulsion, and combined heat and power systems.

They are characterized by their high power density, low emissions, and ability to operate on a variety of fuels. Micro gas-turbine engines typically have a power output of less than 50 kW and can be used in a wide range of industries, including aerospace, automotive, and industrial.

They can also be used in a number of stationary applications like microgrids and distributed energy systems. One of the key advantages of micro gas-turbine engines is their ability to operate at high efficiencies over a wide range of power output.