Fu et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Lean burn combustion monitoring strategy based on data modellingFu et al., 2016
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- Fu R
- Harrison R
- King S
- Mills A
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- 2016 IEEE Aerospace Conference
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New designs of gas turbine lean burn combustors are under development to deliver lower emissions. To identify deterioration of combustion performance and engine health due to the increased complexity in these lean burn fuel system, one solution is through monitoring …
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