June 10th, 2021, 2:15 PM EDT - 3:45 PM EDT

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** This tutorial will NOT have a video on demand (VOD). This tutorial will be held "live" on the scheduled date and time.

Cycle Innovations Track

The Cycle Innovations Committee is dedicated to the advancement of technology and innovation, with a particular focus on the thermodynamic cycles of gas turbine–based plants for power generation and propulsion. Special attention is also devoted to energy storage technology and management aspects. The Committee traditionally attracts paper submissions from a wide range of disciplines and scientific areas. Some of the thematic areas the Committee currently encompasses are listed below:

Low or no emissions thermal cycles and advanced CO2 handling
Supercritical CO2 cycles
H2 production and utilization
Polygeneration cycles and process integration (power, heat, cooling, fuels, chemicals)
Advanced steam and humid air cycles
Steam and water injection gas turbine cycles
Closed cycle gas turbine technology
Novel aero propulsion systems for aircraft and rotorcraft
Novel marine propulsion systems
Innovative heat recovery steam generators & once through steam generators
Renewable and bio-energy concepts and innovative cycles
Concentrated Solar Power systems incorporating gas turbine technology
Fuel cell driven cycles and hybrid systems
Externally fired gas turbines and high temperature heat exchangers
New cycles for distributed power generation
Thermo-economic and environmental impact analysis
Cycle simulation and analysis for performance and health assessment
Low temperature heat recovery cycles
Geothermal cycles
Innovative control systems for power plants
Optimization of traditional and innovative energy and propulsion systems
Electrical energy storage
Thermal energy storage (hot water, phase changing materials, nanomaterials, thermochemical devices, etc.)
Storage solutions for hydrogen or complex chemicals
Compressed air energy storage

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