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Hello,
Is there a formal mathematical link between the amount of electricity that a turbogenerator produces and the corresponding combustible quantity? I understand that, in the case of a gas turbine, rotation and therefore mechanical energy is converted to electrical energy (preceded by a reaction taking place in the combustion chamber). Also, can one link the amount of combustible injected in the combustion chamber and the rotational speed of the turbine?
Thanks in advance.
Is there a formal mathematical link between the amount of electricity that a turbogenerator produces and the corresponding combustible quantity? I understand that, in the case of a gas turbine, rotation and therefore mechanical energy is converted to electrical energy (preceded by a reaction taking place in the combustion chamber). Also, can one link the amount of combustible injected in the combustion chamber and the rotational speed of the turbine?
Thanks in advance.