Natural gas, Crude oil, Gasoline, Kerosene, Ammonia, and ....

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We may also use Marine Fuel Oil....

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Fuels. One further advantage of gas turbines is their fuel flexibility. They can be adapted to use almost any flammable gas or light distillate petroleum productssuch as gasoline (petrol), diesel and kerosene(paraffin) which happen to be available locally, though natural gas is the most commonly used fuel. from

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All types of cheaper fuels can be used in gas turbines.

Yes Pisipaty Srinivas Kishore we can use many types of fuels for gas turbines. But it is better to match the turbine design with the fuel to be used. Otherwise, the thermal efficiency would decrease....

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Gaseous fuels such as natural gas, blast furnace gas and producer gas, liquid fuels of petroleum origin such as distillate oils or residual oils, solid fuels such as coal in pulverized form are used in gas turbines.

Any highly inflammable with high combustion value fuel , like natural gas and petroleum fraction eg diesel and gasoline can be used .

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Closed cycle gas turbines can operate with gases helium, carbondioxide, nitrogen and even a mixture of helium and carbondioxide and ash carrying fuels.

There are different types of gas turbines such as constant volume combustion and constant pressure combustion. Constant pressure combustion gas turbines work on Brayton cycle. Cheaper fuels can be used either solid, liquid or gaseous fuels.

Cheaper fuels can be used in gas turbines. In these, fuels of petroleum origin are used as a fuel.

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In gas turbines, coal in pulverized form are used and hence a cheaper fuel.

In gas turbines, natural gas and blast furnace gas can be used since they ought to be cheaper fuels.

Cheaper fuels are used in gas turbines, this can be solid fuels like coal, liquid fuels like oils and gaseous fuels like natural gas and other gases can be used.

Cheaper fuels can be used in gas turbines. The fuels can be solid, liquid and gaseous fuels. Solid fuels can be coal products, oils can be distillate oils or others of petroleum orgin and gases can be natural gas, blast furnace gas etc.

Gas turbines use cheaper fuels. These have low thermal efficiency compared to other fuels. Gas turbines can have constant volume or constant pressure combustion chambers for burning fuel. Solid fuels like coal products, Liquid fuels like residual oils and gaseous fuels like compressed natural gas, producer gas etc. can be used.

Gas turbines work on Brayton cycle which consists of two constant pressure and two isentropic process. It's thermal efficiency is around 20% since this uses cheaper fuels. Solid fuels like bitmunious coal, liquid fuels like distillate oils, gaseous fuels like producer gas or blast furnace gas are used.

Gas turbines use solid, liquid and gaseous fuels. Since any type of fuel be used, it's thermal efficiency is low around 20%. Solid fuels be bitmunious coal, liquid fuels be distillate oils and gaseous fuels be blast furnace gas.

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Gas turbines are designed in such a way that they use cheaper fuels. This may be solid like pulverized coal, bituminous coal, liquid fuels like distillate oils and gaseous fuels like blast furnace gas, producer gas.

Gas turbine is an external combustion engine. This uses any fuel, it may be waste fuel or low carbon content fuel which leads to lower thermal efficiency of about 20%,

The cleanest fuel is hydrogen. But hydrogen is very expensive to produce. A hydrogen gas turbine is very economical.