Combined Cycle Power Plant Fundamentals
GTCC technology is a leading solution for improving efficiency and reducing emissions. Provides an introduction to the basic thermodynamic concepts underlying GTCC plant design and operation, followed by a description of the major components and their operation. Participants leave with an understanding of what drives integrated plant performance.
Combined Cycle Power Plant Fundamentals is an instructor-led StratEnergy training course in the Gas Power & Combined Cycle Technologies track. The next published session runs live online on 1–3 December 2026. It is intended for Mechanical Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Power System Engineers, Plant Engineers, Gas Turbine Engineers, Steam Turbine Engineers, HRSG Engineers, Instrumentation & Control (I&C) Engineers, Process Engineers, Reliability Engineers, Maintenance Engineers. Teams can also request in-house delivery.
Upcoming Sessions
- 1–3 December 2026 — Live online (instructor-led) · 3 days
Time (online): 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM Philippine time (GMT+8), Days 1 & 2; 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM Philippine time (GMT+8), Day 3
Register at register@stratenergy.com.ph or contact alitaperez@stratenergy.com.ph. Enquire about this course.
Course Outline
Introduction to Thermal Power Cycle Fundamentals
• Rankine and Carnot Cycles
• Conventional Boilers
• Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) Plant Basics
• History and Evolution of CCGT Plants
• Future Trends in Power The Gas Turbine (GT)
• Design Fundamentals
• Types and Applications
• Key Components
The Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG)
• Design Fundamentals
• Design Variants
• Key Components The Steam Turbine (ST)
• Design Types
• Key Components
• Operation Balance-of-Plant
• Air, Water and Fuel Supply
• Emissions Control
• Cooling Systems
• Piping and Pumps
• Electrical Operational Aspects
• Startup, Cycling & Load Changes
• Preservation
• Alternate Fuels
• Plant Protection and Control
• Lifetime and Maintenance Issues
• Performance Tracking
Who Should Attend
Mechanical Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Power System Engineers, Plant Engineers, Gas Turbine Engineers, Steam Turbine Engineers, HRSG Engineers, Instrumentation & Control (I&C) Engineers, Process Engineers, Reliability Engineers, Maintenance Engineers
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the next Combined Cycle Power Plant Fundamentals session?
The next published session runs live online on 1–3 December 2026. No travel to a classroom venue is required.
Who should attend?
Mechanical Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Power System Engineers, Plant Engineers, Gas Turbine Engineers, Steam Turbine Engineers, HRSG Engineers, Instrumentation & Control (I&C) Engineers, Process Engineers, Reliability Engineers, Maintenance Engineers
Can I nominate a substitute?
Yes. A registered participant may be replaced by a colleague at no additional cost — just email the substitute's details to register@stratenergy.com.ph before the course starts.
Is in-house delivery available?
Yes. In-house delivery at your plant or office can be requested for teams in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. Contact StratEnergy to discuss scope, tailoring and availability.
How do I register?
Email register@stratenergy.com.ph with the course title, session dates and participant names, or contact alitaperez@stratenergy.com.ph. You can also use the contact form on our website.