Effect of hydrogen on nickel oxide reduction on the surface of nozzle blade of a gas turbine unit
D. D. Fomina,
V. Z. Poilov,
A. N. Gallyamov
Abstract:Currently, there is a growing interest in the use of hydrogen in the composition of fuel mixtures for turbojet engines and gas turbine units (GTU). The effect of hydrogen on heat-resistant nickel alloys of gas turbine blades has been little studied. In this regard, this work is devoted to studying the effect of hydrogen on nickel oxide reduction on the surface of the nozzle blade of a gas turbine engine. Hydrogen is a good reducing agent. Therefore, this article discusses the effects of hydrogen under various … Show more
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