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Description of the gas turbine P&ID
This template shows the working of a Gas Turbine, which is a type of internal combustion engine. Air is drawn into the intake of the compressor, where its pressure is increased. It is then mixed with fuel and allowed to go through combustion, resulting in a high-temperature, high-pressure flow.
This flow is directed to the turbine, where the hot gases pass through the turbine blades, causing it to spin. The turbine is connected to a shaft, which is connected to a generator, when the turbine spins, the shaft also spins, causing electricity to be produced by the generator.
How to use this template
Click Use this Template. Customize the template according to your needs, and change the sizing and titles of the components.
Add components using the Shapes section on the left-hand side of the screen. Make the diagram as simple or as complex as you want.
Use the View settings to change the look of the P&ID by adding margins and gridlines for enhanced clarity.
When you are satisfied with the diagram, save it as a personal template on edrawmax or export it in various formats such as SVG, PPTX, PDF, JPG or PNG.
Benefits of using a P&ID diagram for gas turbine
P&IDs (Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams) provide a simplified yet detailed graphical representation of the complex mechanisms involved, making it easier to comprehend the overall system layout. They facilitate easy identification and troubleshooting of individual parts during real-world operations.
These diagrams play a crucial role in the design phase of new gas turbine systems, streamlining the process by laying out all the components. Whether you are a student or a professional engineer, P&IDs will always hold immense significance as they provide a simple and easy-to-understand layout of intricate mechanisms.
FAQs about the gas turbine P&ID
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A P&ID describes all plant equipment and layout in a simple to visualize manner. It indicates the direction of flow of the process fluid making it easy to understand the workings of the gas turbine.
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A gas turbine works on the principle of the Brayton cycle, which is a 4-step process. Through this process, the turbine acts as a heat engine and generates electricity due to temperature differences at the inlet and outlet.