Aeroengine Gas Turbine Cycles

ABOUT THE COURSE:This course is design based upon fundamental understanding of basics of Thermodynamics and Gas Dynamics that students have learnt in previous year courses. This course aims to give the students the thoughts about the existing and most recent developments in gas turbine technologies application to gas turbine engines one step ahead starting from fundamentals to most recent advancements.INTENDED AUDIENCE: UG,PG, PhD scholars Industry working professionalsPREREQUISITES: BE, Having background of Thermodynamics, Gas Dynamics, Gas Turbines, aircraft Propulsion etc.INDUSTRY SUPPORT: Indian Air Force, Indian Navy, Indian Army, DRDO, ISRO, NAL, HAL, GTRE and companies such as GE, P&W, R&R, Siemens, MHI etc and many more.

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