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Performance analysis of a gas turbine engine via intercooling and regeneration- Part 2
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Performance analysis of a gas turbine engine via intercooling and regeneration- Part 2

Suhas Poojary, Jaimon D. Quadros, Prashanth Thalambeti, Hanumanthraya Rangaswamy and Ma Mohin
International Journal of Turbo & Jet-Engines, Vol.41(4), pp.917-927
17/12/2024

Abstract

Turboprop engine, intercooling, regeneration, specific power, thermal efficiency, fuel consumption Mechanical Engineering
The current study aims to amplify the predictive ability of the numerical model developed for a gas turbine engine-based power plants by process of regeneration and intercooling. Artificial neural networks (ANN) and adaptive neuro-fuzzy interface systems (ANFIS) are the two techniques mainly concentrated in this study which were not properly implemented previously. The performance parameters namely, specific power (SP), thermal efficiency (η), and enthalpy based specific fuel consumption (EBSFC) of a Turboprop engine were predicted using thermodynamic parameters namely, pressure ratio (PR), nozzle pressure ratio (NPR), turbine inlet temperature (TIT), for constant regeneration (R), and intercooling (E) efficiencies. The results showed that a high regression result R2 of 0.9831 and 0.9899was found for the ANFIS model for η for training and testing, respectively. Also, the ANFIS model resulted in best performance of the performance characteristics when compared to ANN.
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