What is the use of re-heater in a gas turbine?
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A reheater is a device used in some types of gas turbines to heat the combustion gases before they enter the power turbine. This reheating increases the temperature and, thus, the thermal efficiency of the overall system. The reheated gases expand further in the power turbine, producing more work and increasing the amount of electricity generated.nReheating is particularly useful in large-scale gas turbines used for power generation or aerospace applications, as it allows these systems to achieve higher efficiencies and produce more energy.
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