Gas Turbines
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What is Gas Turbines?
Gas turbines are internal combustion engines that use the energy of hot, compressed gas to spin a turbine, which then powers a generator or other machinery. They are commonly used in power generation, aircraft propulsion, and mechanical drives in industries like oil and gas.
What other technologies are related to Gas Turbines?
Gas Turbines Competitor Technologies
Steam Turbines
Steam turbines compete with gas turbines in power generation and mechanical drive applications, offering alternative solutions for converting thermal energy into mechanical work.
reciprocating engines
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Reciprocating engines, particularly internal combustion engines, compete with gas turbines in certain power generation and mechanical drive applications, especially in smaller scale or mobile settings.
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Gas Turbines Complementary Technologies
Centrifugal Compressors
Centrifugal compressors are often used as components within gas turbine systems to compress the intake air, making them complementary to gas turbine technology.
generators
Gas turbines are often coupled with electrical generators to produce electricity, thus generators complement gas turbine technology in power generation applications.
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Which job functions commonly mention Gas Turbines?
Marine Engineer
0.1% of all Marine Engineer jobs mention Gas Turbines
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Power Engineer
0.1% of all Power Engineer jobs mention Gas Turbines
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Mechanical Engineer
86 Mechanical Engineer jobs mention Gas Turbines
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Frontline & Manual Labor
84 Frontline & Manual Labor jobs mention Gas Turbines
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Engineer
249 Engineer jobs mention Gas Turbines
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