Kawasaki Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Yasufumi Hosokawa

Hiroyuki Kashihara

Masahiro Ogata

Makoto Gouda

Yoshihiro Yamasaki

Tsuyoshi Sato

So Kurosaka

Muneyuki Nishi

Mitsugu Ashikaga

A fluid mixing device includes a hollow tubular main body () to mix an exhaust gas (G) and a warming gas (G) within it, a first inflow port () provided in an upstream end portion of the main body () and through which the exhaust gas (G) flows, a mixing promotion body () of a tubular shape disposed inside the main body () and having a longitudinal axis (C) extending in a direction conforming to a direction of flow of the exhaust gas (G), and a second inflow port () provided in a peripheral wall of the main body () and through which the warming gas (G) flows towards an outer peripheral wall of the mixing promotion body (). The exhaust gas (G) flows outside and inside the mixing promotion body ().

Fluid mixer and heat exchange system using same

A gas turbine engine includes: an air flow control system installed in an air intake path for introducing air to a compressor. The air intake path is located outside and upstream with respect to the compressor. The engine also includes intake air flow control means for controlling an intake air flow by operating the air flow control system according to a load of the engine so as to maintain an air-to-fuel ratio in the combustor within a proper range suited to suppress a discharge of an atmospheric pollutant.

Gas turbine engine with intake air flow control mechanism

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Kakogawa, Japan

Yasufumi Hosokawa