Salt-Water Problems in Marine Gas Turbines

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The gas-turbine engine in naval service is subjected to severe operating conditions. By far the most consistent troublemaker is sea salt. In either liquid or solid state, sea salt causes problems in corrosion of hot and cold surfaces, fouling of fuel systems, and deterioration of compressor performance. Such problems are reviewed and solutions discussed.

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