The closed cycle gas turbine operates in a cycle where the working fluid is recycled and does not interact with the atmosphere. The fluid is compressed, heated at constant pressure, expanded through the turbine, and cooled in a heat exchanger before being recirculated. This achieves higher efficiency than an open cycle gas turbine. The closed cycle has advantages like higher efficiency, ability to use different working fluids, and no need for internal cleaning. However, it also has disadvantages like increased complexity and cost due to operating at high pressures. Closed cycle gas turbines are used for power generation, industrial applications, marine and locomotive propulsion, and aviation jet propulsion.