Gas Turbine Theory Van H. Cohen, G.F.C. Rogers and Paul Straznicky is an English-language textbook aimed at the field of gas turbines. The reference work thoroughly covers the theory and applications of gas turbines and is suitable for professionals and students in mechanical and aerospace engineering.
This book describes the development and operation of the gas turbine from the first edition in 1951 to today’s applications. It covers, among other things, the aerodynamic design principles of turbines, performance prediction under different conditions, and mechanical design. It also connects these topics to markets such as aviation, marine, pipeline compression, and power generation.
Gas Turbine Theory serves as a reliable source for both students and experienced engineers. The content is comprehensive and updated with recent technological developments, and it provides a solid theoretical foundation combined with practical insights.
Relevant topics include engines and power transmission, technology and engineering within technical disciplines such as Mechanical Engineering and Power Resources.