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An Original Means to Troubleshoot High Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) on All Types of Jet Engines
by Israel Djian Israel Aircraft Industries
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Agenda
Significance of EGT : Why EGT is so Important in the Gas Turbine Engine Industry EGT and Engine Maintenance Costs Analysis of the Mechanisms that Rule EGT IAI Original Approach to Troubleshoot EGT Problems (applicable to all Jet Engines) Summary
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Significance of EGT
Definition : EGT = Exhaust Gas Temperature What EGT is significant of ? EGT is a measure of the engines efficiency in producing its design level of thrust the more wear The higher EGT is and deterioration affects the engine
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Significance of EGT
At engine certification, any engine is allocated an EGT operating absolute limit or EGT Red Line
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Significance of EGT
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Significance of EGT
What EGT is significant of ? (cont.)
The EGT Red Line is representative of Tt5 (Temperature @ High Pressure Turbine Inlet) and is designed to preserve the hot section (1st stage turbine blades) integrity Tt5 is not measurable in an industrial environment Engine Thrust is a Linear Function of Tt5
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The Rotating Modules are the Root Cause for high EGT If EGT/Wf does NOT follow the thermodynamic Relationship, then The Static Parts (Diffuser, Burner, NGVs) of the Hot Section are the Root Cause for high EGT
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1 % Loss HPT Efficiency = + 0.91 % Fuel Flow = X 1 % Loss HPT Efficiency = + 14.33 Deg F EGT = Y
EGT Wf
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Delta EGT Relative to Baseline (Deg C)
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EGT
Delta EGT Relative to Baseline (Deg C)
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Wf Fuel
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Impact ofFew EGT Margin After a Relationship Between EGT and Wf EGT on Jet Engine Maintenance Costs EGT k-Flight Hours Distortio
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Actual EGT
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Wf Fuel
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Rotating Modules Poor Efficiency Adverse EGT Profile r oo file P le s T P r o u od EG M ing Good t a t Ro ncy ic ie f f E
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od ile -20 o s G Prof e l u od EGT M -40 ng Good i t ta Ro ncy -60 ic ie f f Rotating Modules E Good Efficiency -80 Delta Fuel Flow Relative to Baseline (%) Very Good EGT Profile
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Summary The Two Key-Questions Any Performance Engineer Has to ask Himself for a Test Cell Rejected Engine for Low EGT Margin Engine : Is the Engine Fuel Flow High ?
Wf
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Summary
EGT Baseline Test Cell Engine EGT
Influence Coefficients Table Theoretical EGT/ Wf Ratio Is the Ratio EGT/ Wf of the Engine Acceptable ?
Engine EPR or N1
EGT Wf
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Summary Yes
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Address the Rotating Modules Wf
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Is the Ratio EGT/ Wf of the Engine Acceptable ?
Yes
No
Address the Burner, Fuel Nozzles, EGT Probesetc...
EGT/Wf
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Last Slide
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Smart Quiz
On a Jet Engine, there are Two Types of Rotating Devices : Compressors Turbines
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Compressors : compress the air Co mp re s r o se s s e r p u r C om
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Compr essore
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What about the Turbines : ? Why the Term Turbine does not denote its function (i.e. Gas Expansion in order to Convert its Potential Energy into Mechanical Energy ) ?
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Smart Quiz
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Why the Term Turbine does not Refer to its Function ?
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Turbine comes from Latin : Turba = Wheel
st Thermodynamic Machines Only The 1st Rotating Hardware was Exclusively Gas (Steam) Expansion Related : THE Wheel or THE Turbine.
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Smart Quiz
By Extension, the Expansion Hardware of a Jet Engine was also Called Turbine. But, there was a need to call the OTHER Rotating Hardware that was Compressing the Air.
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Smart Quiz
So, in fact, if Compressors are a Second Type of Wheels, they are.
.Turbines ?!?!
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Yes !!!
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So : Turbine A for the Compression, Turbine B for the Expansion ? Doesnt sound good !...Confusing The 1st Historically Rotating Hardware (i.e. the Expansion one) Kept the Term of The Wheel = Turbine The 2nd One got a Different Name that alludes to its Function : Compressor
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