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    PLANT CONFIGURATIONS

    Propulsion Ancillary Systems and Gas Turbines


    (PASGT)
    LEARNING OUTCOME:

     Differentiate the construction and the


    operating principles of the different types
    of gas turbine plant configuration.
     Compare the advantages and
    disadvantages of a gas turbine and steam
    turbine.
    •Optimizing the combination of low power maneuvering and
    high power operation is accomplished in many naval
    applications by using a combined diesel or gas turbine
    propulsion system (CODOG). Other arrangements can be
    configured to suit the power demands and/or operational
    flexibility required for a project: combined diesel and gas
    turbine (CODAG) combined gas turbine and gas turbine
    (COGAG); combined gas turbine or gas turbine (COGOG);
    combined diesel and gas turbine electric propulsion (CODLAG
    or CODEG) ,Combined-cycle gas turbine and steam turbine
    electric (COGES).
    COMBINED DIESEL OR GAS TURBINE PROPULSION
    SYSTEM (CODOG)
    COMBINED DIESEL OR GAS TURBINE
    PROPULSION SYSTEM (CODOG)

    • Combined diesel or gas (CODOG) is


    a type of propulsion system where
    for every propeller shaft there is
    one diesel engine for cruising speed
    and one geared gas turbine for high
    speed dashes.
    • Both types of engines are
    connected to the shaft with
    clutches, but only one system is
    COMBINED DIESEL AND GAS
    TURBINE PROPULSION SYSTEM
    (CODAG)
    COMBINED DIESEL AND GAS
    TURBINE PROPULSION SYSTEM
    (CODAG)

    • A diesel engine provides propulsive


    power at low ship speed, but at
    high speeds the gas turbine is fired
    providing the relatively large
    additional power requirement
    • Both types of engines are
    connected to the shaft with
    clutches in CODAG-systems, which
    can use the combined power output
    COMBINED GAS TURBINE OR GAS TURBINE
    PROPULSION SYSTEM (COGOG)
    COMBINED GAS TURBINE OR GAS TURBINE
    PROPULSION SYSTEM (COGOG)

    • Combined gas or gas (COGOG) is a


    propulsion system for ships using gas
    turbine engines. A high efficiency, low
    output turbine is used for cruising speeds
    with a high output turbine being used for
    high-speed operations. A clutch allows
    either turbine to be selected, but there is
    no gearbox to allow operation of both
    turbines at once.
    COMBINED GAS TURBINE AND GAS
    TURBINE PROPULSION SYSTEM (COGAG)
    COMBINED GAS TURBINE AND GAS
    TURBINE PROPULSION SYSTEM (COGAG)

    • Combined gas turbine and gas turbine


    is a type of propulsion system for
    ships using two gas turbines
    connected to a single propeller shaft.
    A gearbox and clutches allow either of
    the turbines to drive the shaft or both
    of them combined
    COMBINED DIESEL ELECTRIC AND GAS TURBINE
    PROPULSION SYSTEM (CODL AG OR CODEG)
    COMBINED DIESEL ELECTRIC AND GAS TURBINE
    PROPULSION SYSTEM (CODL AG OR CODEG)

    • Combined diesel-electric and gas (CODLAG) is a


    modification of the combined diesel and gas
    propulsion system for ships. This system
    employs electric motors which are connected to
    the propeller shafts (usually 2). The motors are
    powered by diesel generators. For higher
    speeds, a gas turbine powers the shafts via a
    cross-connecting gearbox; for cruise speed, the
    drive train of the turbine is disengaged with
    clutches.
    COMBINED-CYCLE GAS TURBINE
    AND STEAM TURBINE ELECTRIC
    (COGES)
    COMBINED-CYCLE GAS TURBINE
    AND STEAM TURBINE ELECTRIC
    (COGES)

    • It is a marine compound power plants


    comprising gas and steam turbines, the
    latter being driven by steam generated
    using the heat from the exhaust of the
    gas turbines.
    GAS TURBINE VS STEAM TURBINE

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