Flameless Combustion
Flameless combustion is a process in which fuel and air are mixed and burned at temperatures below the visible flame threshold. This produces a uniform heat release, very low peak temperatures, and drastically reduces NOx emissions — all while maintaining high efficiency.
High-Speed Turbogenerator
At the heart of the M10 microturbine is its rotor, capable of spinning at over 100,000 RPM. Unlike conventional designs, MITIS has developed a patented, ultra-compact architecture in which the generator, compressor, and turbine are all integrated into a single assembly — eliminating the need for mechanical couplings.
Aerodynamic gas foil bearings
Gas foil bearings are self-lubricating, oil-free aerodynamic bearings that offer a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to conventional hydrodynamic oil bearings. Turbomachines equipped with air bearings operate without lubrication systems, reducing maintenance requirements, lowering operating costs, and eliminating the risk of oil leaks or contamination.
High Temperature recuperator core
The recuperator is a high-temperature (>700 °C), high-pressure flue gas–to–air heat exchanger and a critical component for achieving high electrical efficiency in a micro gas turbine.
High-Frequency Bi-directional Converter
MITIS has developed a high-frequency bi-directional power converter based on SiC MOSFET technology, enabling efficient control of ultra-high-speed turbomachinery. The system seamlessly operates in both motoring and generating modes, delivering high efficiency, compact design, and precise dynamic control. Optimized for harsh industrial environments, it ensures reliable power conversion and seamless integration with advanced energy systems.