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• TITLE: Design and Efficient Controller for Micro Turbine System

  AUTHORS: G. Saravanan, I. Gnanambal

  KEYWORDS: Dynamic Simulation, Micro Turbine, Control Design

  JOURNAL NAME: Circuits and Systems, Vol.7 No.8, June 7, 2016

  ABSTRACT: In this modern era, power generation seems to be a very demanding factor. New models and methods have been proposed to derive from various natural and manmade resources. In such instances, this paper gives a detailed report on the power generation from Micro Turbines. Microturbine plays a very important role in electric power generation. Especially they are used in thecombined cycle process power plants. The parameters of Rowen’s model 265-MW single shaftheavy duty gas turbines which are used in dynamic studies are estimated in this paper using the operational and performance data. These data are also used to briefly explain the extraction of parameters of the used model. Micro turbine parameters are approximated using simple thermodynamics assumptions. Micro turbine power generation seems to be an uprising and a promisingsource and an exact design with a perfect model is capable of producing the highest efficiency.Thus this paper is proposed on the aspects of social awareness to elaborate the control design ofMicro Turbine Power Generation System. The parameters of micro turbine models are derivedand the results of several simulated tests using Matlab/Simulink are presented.