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There are two main types of gas turbines: axial and radial. Axial turbines are used for large engines and have higher efficiencies but are more expensive to manufacture. Radial turbines are used for small engines and are cheaper and easier to manufacture but have lower efficiencies. Turbine blades can be cooled internally using convection or impingement, or externally using film or effusion cooling to distribute coolant over the blade surface. Sealing systems in gas turbines use different types of seals like labyrinth, ring, hydraulic, carbon, and brush seals to prevent oil leakage and control cooling airflows, with ring seals commonly used except in hot areas and specialized seals to prevent hot gas ingestion into turbine disc cavities.











