Small turboshaft turbine with 140kW

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The discussion focuses on a project involving a small turboshaft turbine designed to produce 140 kW for light helicopters and industrial co-generation. The user seeks references for component efficiencies, particularly for the compressor, turbine, and combustion chamber, noting that small turbines typically have lower efficiencies of 70% to 80%. While basic thermodynamics texts cover the Brayton cycle, the user emphasizes the need for specific efficiency data to inform their calculations. They are in the conceptual stage of the project and are not adapting an existing engine, which complicates their ability to source the necessary efficiency values. Ultimately, they require these efficiencies to begin their calculations effectively.
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hello, i have a project of a small turboshaft turbine with regenerator to produce a power of 140 kW, with aplications on ligth helicopters and industrial co-generation. does aonyone knows here i can find some references about te eficciencies of the components, such as compressor, turbine, combustion chamber?
 
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Sure. Any basic thermo text that covers the Brayton cycle.
 
i know that, but the problem is that for a small or micro turbine, the eficiency of the compressor, turbine, the saft that link the compressor to turbine and the free power turbine is less than normal, it´s about 70% to 80%, what i need is some information to choose and explain qhy i choose this or that eficience of the components
 
I know about the slight reduction when getting down to that size. However, the way to calculate the efficiencies and their definitions do not change. You need to be able to take the required data and crunch the numbers yourself. I can't think of any source that specifically deals with

Are you adapting an existing engine or is this something that is in the conceptual stage? You may try contacting vendors directly, but, if they are anything like we are, you're not going to get very far. It's worth a shot though.
 
the project is in the conceptual stage... it´s a preliminar project, to have some ideia about a turboshaft turbine that produces 140kw. i´m not using another tipe of engine, and to make the calculations i need the eficiencies, i knoe that i can obten them from de definitions, but for that i have to calculate anda have the temperatures end pressures. and for that i need the eficiences! so i have to arbitrate some eficiences to be able to start my calculations.
 
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