A microturbine (MT) is a small gas turbine with similar cycles and components to a heavy gas turbine. The MT power-to-weight ratio is better than a heavy gas turbine because the reduction of turbine diameters causes an increase in shaft rotational speed.

2022年7月15日 · Drone-maker Fusionflight has announced an 8-kW microturbine generator that weighs less than one-tenth of what an equivalent petrol generator would, and it's the size of a toolbox instead of needing...

Aurelia Turbines develops a zero-emission large gas turbine power system for maritime transport. It can use green methane, green methanol, hydrogen and ammonia, reaching up to 50-55% electrical efficiency and 73-76% overall electrical+thermal efficiency.

ARC is the world’s smallest and lightest 8kW micro turbine generator with vast applications in hybrid-electric systems and emergency services. The ARC generator can provide either DC or 3-Phase AC output across a wide range of voltages.

The smallest gas turbines are microturbines. The smallest commercially available microturbines are frequently used in small power generation (distributed power) applications and can be as small as 50 kW (kilowatts). Work continues on developing …

Small gas turbine engines are a diverse bunch of models and many take the form of auxiliary power units in aviation but also industrial and utility types have existed too.

Micro-gas turbines are small combustion gas turbines with power output ranging from 30 kW to over 200 kW. The scaling down of gas turbine technology impacts negatively the heat and combustion processes which reduces the turbine power output and efficiency.

The new Dynajet 2.6 gas microturbine generator, developed by subsidiary IHI Aerospace Co., burns kerosene to rotate a turbine and generate 2.6kw of power -- enough electricity to meet the power needs of a single household. It is the size of the outside unit of a typical home air conditioner and weighs 67kg.

The Aurelia® A400 provides 400 kWe with an electrical efficiency greater that 40%. The turbine manufactured in Lappeenranta, Finland, is a twin-spool, intercooled and recuperated (IRG2) gas turbine.

Instead of the previous beefy 400hp (535kW) road-going turbine engines, Bladon Jets has opted for micro turbines. The two, small diameter single-shaft 95hp (127kW) gas turbines, without any heat exchanger, form part of a complex hybrid system.