Power Generation: Steam and Gas Turbines

Power Generation: Steam Turbines and Gas Turbines is a comprehensive course designed to provide participants with in-depth knowledge of modern power generation systems, focusing on the design, operation, and maintenance of steam turbines, gas turbines, and combined cycle power plants. This course bridges fundamental thermodynamic principles with real-world applications in thermal power generation, offering practical insights into system components, efficiency optimization, and reliability enhancement.
The course begins with an exploration of steam power plants, including boilers, steam turbines, and key auxiliaries, followed by a focused study on turbine control systems, performance monitoring, and maintenance practices. Participants will gain a solid understanding of gas turbines and compressor systems, including their design, performance, and advanced sealing technologies.
In addition, the course delves into combined cycle power generation—a highly efficient and increasingly adopted technology—covering its operation, technical enhancements, and economic considerations. The final module provides a foundational understanding of electric systems, transformers, and generators, emphasizing their role in power generation and the importance of testing, inspection, and maintenance for system reliability.
This course combines theoretical principles with practical applications, offering valuable knowledge for professionals involved in power plant operations, maintenance, and engineering decision-making in the energy sector.