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Energy savings through thermal analysis
08/12/2012
Losses in heat exchangers and lubrication systems need to be evaluated
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Reducing steam turbine costs while increasing efficiency
03/24/2012
For as long as steam turbines have existed, there have been two major trends for drivers in steam turbine development and innovation: achieving higher efficiency and ensuring longer life span and reliability. 
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Configuring turbocompressor systems
02/07/2012
Evaluation and Purchasing of Turbo-Compressors should involve a Full Array of Compressor Data 
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Fuel composition and combustors
10/27/2011
Using Equivalent Reactor Networks for modeling
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Industrial steam turbines: Today and tomorrow
07/21/2011
The world changes. Industries change. Can industrial steam turbines remain the same? 
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Incorporating fuel chemistry
05/22/2011
Fuel composition models can facilitate design of gas turbine combustors 
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Using CFD to design erosion-resistant expanders
04/17/2011
Turbomachinery flows that contain solid particles represent an undesirable yet often inescapable condition because of practical operating considerations. Dust, sand, fly ash, iron oxide, process-originated materials, and debris from abradable seals or blade rubbing are examples of the varied composition of these solid particles. 
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