working
principle, types, compounding
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Faculty in
Mechanical
Engineering
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Steam passage
Boiler-Super heaterEconomiser-Air pre heaterTurbine- Condenser
Water flow
Condenser-Feed water
pump- Boiler
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DescriptionofcommontypesofTurbines.
1.ImpulseTurbine.
2.ReactionTurbine.
The main difference between these two
turbines lies in the way of expanding the
steamwhileitmovesthroughthem.
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Intheimpulseturbine,thesteamexpands
in the nozzles and it's pressure does not
alterasitmovesovertheblades.
In the reaction turbine the steam
expanded continuously as it passes over
thebladesandthusthereisgraduallyfallin
the pressure during expansion below the
atmosphericpressure.
PRESSURE
ENTRANCE
HIGH THERMAL ENERGY
HIGH PRESSURE
LOW VELOCITY
STEAM INLET
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LOW THERMAL ENERGY
LOW PRESSURE
HIGH VELOCITY
STEAM EXHAUST
VELOCITY
SimpleimpulseTurbine.
It the impulse turbine, the steam
expandedwithinthenozzleandthereisnoany
change in the steam pressure as it passes
overtheblades
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NOZZLE
STEAM
CHEST
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PRESSURE-VELOCITY DIAGRAM
FOR
A MOVING IMPULSE BLADE
DIRECTION OF SPIN
REPRESENTS MOVING
IMPULSE BLADES
PRESSURE
TURBINE
SHAFT
ENTRANCE
HIGH VELOCITY
STEAM INLET
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LOW VELOCITY
STEAM EXHAUST
VELOCITY
ReactionTurbine
In this type of turbine, there is a
gradual pressure drop and takes place
continuously over the fixed and moving
blades.Therotationoftheshaftanddrum,
which carrying the blades is the result of
both impulse and reactive force in the
steam. The reaction turbine consist of a
rowofstationarybladesandthefollowing
rowofmovingblades
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PRESSURE-VELOCITY DIAGRAM
FOR
A MOVING REACTION BLADE
DIRECTION OF SPIN
REPRESENTS MOVING
REACTION BLADES
PRESSURE
TURBINE
SHAFT
ENTRANCE
HIGH PRESSURE
HIGH VELOCITY
STEAM INLET
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LOW PRESSURE
LOW VELOCITY
STEAM EXHAUST
VELOCITY
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CompoundinginSteamTurbine.
Thecompoundingisthewayof
reducingthewheelorrotorspeedofthe
turbinetooptimumvalue.
Differentmethodsofcompoundingare:
1.VelocityCompounding
2.PressureCompounding
3.PressureVelocityCompounding.
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VelocityCompounding:
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VelocityCompounding
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PressureCompounding:
These are the rings of moving blades which are
keyedonasameshaftinseries,areseparatedby
theringsoffixednozzles.
Thesteamatboilerpressureentersthefirst
set of nozzles and expanded partially. The kinetic
energyofthesteamthusobtainedisabsorbedby
moving blades. The steam is then expanded
partially in second set of nozzles where it's
pressureagainfallsandthevelocityincreasethe
kineticenergysoobtainedisabsorbedbysecond
ringofmovingblades.
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Pressurevelocitycompounding:
Thismethodofcompoundingisthecombinationoftwo
previouslydiscussedmethods.Thetotaldropinsteam
pressure is divided into stages and the velocity
obtainedineachstageisalsocompounded.Therings
ofnozzlesarefixedatthebeginningofeachstageand
pressure remains constant during each stage as
showninfigure.Theturbineemployingthismethodof
compounding may be said to combine many of the
advantages of both pressure and velocity staging By
allowing a bigger pressure drop in each stage, less
number stages are necessary and hence a shorter
turbinewillbeobtainedforagivenpressuredrop.
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PRESSURE-VELOCITY COMPOUNDED
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