Turbine Cooling is a thermal management method in gas turbine propulsion systems that employs controlled flow of cooler fluid to reduce the temperature of turbine components, thereby enabling sustained operation under high-temperature gas conditions.
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David G. Bogard, Karen A. Thole · Journal of Propulsion and Power · 2006 · 820 citations
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