Advanced power generation systems for the 21st Century: Market survey and recommendations for a design philosophy | Zendy

J.B. Andriulli | Zendy; Anita Gates | Zendy; Holly Haynes | Zendy; Lynn Klett | Zendy; Selma Matthews | Zendy; E.A. Nawrocki | Zendy; P.J. Otaduy | Zendy; M.B. Scudiere | Zendy; Timothy Theiss | Zendy; John Thomas | Zendy; Leon M. Tolbert | Zendy; M.L. Yauss | Zendy; C.A. Voltz | Zendy

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Advanced power generation systems for the 21st Century: Market survey and recommendations for a design philosophy

Author(s) -

J.B. Andriulli,

Anita Gates,

Holly Haynes,

Lynn Klett,

Selma Matthews,

E.A. Nawrocki,

P.J. Otaduy,

M.B. Scudiere,

Timothy Theiss,

John Thomas,

Leon M. Tolbert,

M.L. Yauss,

C.A. Voltz

Publication year - 1999

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/752077

Subject(s) - flexibility (engineering) , prime mover , reliability (semiconductor) , generator (circuit theory) , electric power system , computer science , component (thermodynamics) , power (physics) , range (aeronautics) , reliability engineering , engineering , electrical engineering , economics , management , physics , quantum mechanics , thermodynamics , aerospace engineering

The purpose of this report is to document the results of a study designed to enhance the performance of future military generator sets (gen-sets) in the medium power range. The study includes a market survey of the state of the art in several key component areas and recommendations comprising a design philosophy for future military gen-sets. The market survey revealed that the commercial market is in a state of flux, but it is currently or will soon be capable of providing the technologies recommended here in a cost-effective manner. The recommendations, if implemented, should result in future power generation systems that are much more functional than today's gen-sets. The number of differing units necessary (both family sizes and frequency modes) to cover the medium power range would be decreased significantly, while the weight and volume of each unit would decrease, improving the transportability of the power source. Improved fuel economy and overall performance would result from more effective utilization of the prime mover in the generator. The units would allow for more flexibility and control, improved reliability, and more effective power management in the field

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