Optimization of Turbine, Thermal System Analysis and Power Engineering

Dear Colleagues,

The optimization of turbines in power engineering involves improving the design and operation of turbines to maximize efficiency and performance. This includes various aspects such as aerodynamics, material selection, cooling systems, and control strategies. By optimizing turbines, engineers aim to achieve higher energy conversion efficiency, reduced maintenance costs, and minimized environmental impact. Thermal system analysis in power engineering focuses on studying the behavior and performance of thermal systems, such as power plants and HVAC systems. This analysis involves modeling the thermodynamic processes, heat transfer mechanisms, and energy flows within the system to identify opportunities for improving efficiency and performance. By conducting thermal system analysis, engineers can optimize equipment sizing, control strategies, and energy management to meet operational requirements while minimizing energy consumption and environmental impact. Power engineers work on designing, operating, and maintaining power systems to ensure reliable and efficient electricity supply to meet the demands of various industries and consumers. This field includes the development of power generation technologies, electrical machines, power electronics, and control systems. Power engineers also focus on integrating renewable energy sources, grid modernization, and energy management to enhance the sustainability and resilience of power systems. In summary, the optimization of turbines, thermal system analysis, and power engineering are crucial areas in the energy sector that aim to improve the efficiency, performance, and sustainability of energy systems. These disciplines play a vital role in advancing technology, reducing the environmental impact, and ensuring a reliable energy supply for the future.

This Special Issue on “Optimization of Turbine, Thermal System Analysis and Power Engineering” seeks high-quality works focusing on power systems. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Turbine aerodynamic design and optimization;
• Design and optimization of cooling turbine blades;
• Closed cycle power system;
• Thermal system design and performance analysis;
• Power system component design;
• Overall structure and performance of the power system;
• New energy power system;
• Power system test.

Dr. Yuting Jiang
Prof. Dr. Guoqiang Yue
Guest Editors

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• turbine
• thermal system
• power engineering
• optimization
• aerodynamic design
• component design
• new energy