Abstract:
The study aims to address the need for cleaner and more efficient combustion technologies
in the context of global energy demand and sustainability goals. It focuses on microflame techniques
to enhance the performance of gas turbines and water heating boilers. This research investigated, for
the first time, the operation of a micromodular burner for hot water boilers and a microflame burner
for gas turbines, based on patented inventions. Methods for assessing efficiency included analyzing
heat flows, fuel conversion rates to thermal energy, and emission analysis. Using high-precision
measuring equipment, such as TESTO 350-XL, thermocouples, flow meters, and others, optimal
operating modes were determined for the gas turbine combustion chamber and hot water boiler.
This resulted in achieving high efficiency and reducing harmful emission levels (NOx < 15 ppm,
CO < 140 ppm). Theoretical calculations were compared with experimental data, confirming the
reliability of the results obtained.
