In post cycle power generation steam turbine units using coal, oil, and other fuels, a small gas turbine is used as the auxiliary circulation system of the power plant to preheat and blast the boiler, improve combustion, improve efficiency, and directly use power to drive the feedwater pump. In 1947, the first industrial gas turbine in the United States was involved in the operation of the power generation cycle system using this method.

The traditional high-pressure gas and high-pressure water flushing effect is not significant. For a long time, this situation was helpless. However, recently, CHEMETALL, a global chemical supplier giant, has developed a compressor cleaning agent for gas turbines that can effectively clean without corroding the base metal and dismantling it. It is said that some power plants abroad have already been used with significant results.

A factory that uses high-temperature gas as the working fluid and converts the chemical energy in the fuel into mechanical and electrical energy through an equal pressure heating cycle. Gas turbine power plants convert liquid and gas fuels into mechanical energy through gas turbines, which then drive generators to generate electricity. Adiabatic compression and isobaric of gas turbines.