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Combustion turbine inlet cooling (CTIC) is often used for increasing the capacity and efficiency of CTs during hot weather. CTIC can provide economic and environmental benefits at those times when electric power is in high demand and also is of high value, namely during hot weather. CTIC is a resilient, sustainable, fast-responding and carbon-reducing option. In 1999, ASHRAE published its first design guide for CTIC. Since then much has transpired justifying the need for this updated design guide. It is a useful up-to-date guide for engineers developing preliminary designs and evaluating their performance for twelve commercially proven CTIC technologies.

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  1. An Overview of the 2020 Ashrae Design Guide for Combustion Turbine Inlet Cooling
  Dharam V. Punwani, Fellow ASHRAE, Avalon Consulting, Inc, Naperville, IL