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Types of Steam Turbines There are basically two types of steam turbines in the market today based on steam flow: 1. Reaction turbine 2. Impulse turbine. Most reactors in use have a combination of both designs in various stages of the turbine. The lower pressure…
Working of Steam Turbines
As the name suggests, steam is required for the running of a steam turbine. This steam is produced by boiling water using a heat source which could be nuclear, gas or coal. This steam is then admitted towards the blades of the shaft. The blades of the turbine is in the shape of an airfoil. This shape aids in the rotation of the turbine as it provides a lift force. The turbine has a set of alternating fixed nozzle and blade arrangement. The nozzle is stationary and its area decreases from one side to the other, thereby increasing the velocity of steam flowing through it. This helps in increasing the speed of the blades as well. The turbine is connected to a generator which has a magnet that is wound by copper coils. The rotation of the magnet produces a strong magnetic field and this magnetic field causes the flow of electrons and thus electricity is generated.
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As the name suggests, steam is required for the running of a steam turbine. This steam is produced by boiling water using a heat source which could be nuclear, gas or coal. This steam is then admitted towards the blades of the shaft. The blades of the turbine is in the shape of an airfoil. This shape aids in the rotation of the turbine as it provides a lift force. The turbine has a set of alternating fixed nozzle and blade arrangement. The nozzle is stationary and its area decreases from one side to the other, thereby increasing the velocity of steam flowing through it. This helps in increasing the speed of the blades as well. The turbine is connected to a generator which has a magnet that is wound by copper coils. The rotation of the magnet produces a strong magnetic field and this magnetic field causes the flow of electrons and thus electricity is generated.
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SOLIDWORKS Live presents SLUGME 7, the 7th iteration of the SOLIDWORKS Largest User Group Meeting Ever!
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Types and features of crack
One of the worst weld defects is cracking. There are several types of weld cracks (see diagram). show various types and features of the weld crack that are apt to occur in welding high strength steel. Cold cracks can occur in welds at temperatures, generally, below 200 oC. Low ductility of welds, diffusible hydrogen and restraint stresses in weld are believed to be the three major causes of cold cracking. Hot cracks may occur in weld at the high temperatures adjacent to the solidification point of the metal where the ductility of the metal is not sufficient to accommodate the stresses raised by the contraction of the weld being solidified. Impurities such as sulfur and phosphorus having low melting point accelerate hot cracking.
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One of the worst weld defects is cracking. There are several types of weld cracks (see diagram). show various types and features of the weld crack that are apt to occur in welding high strength steel. Cold cracks can occur in welds at temperatures, generally, below 200 oC. Low ductility of welds, diffusible hydrogen and restraint stresses in weld are believed to be the three major causes of cold cracking. Hot cracks may occur in weld at the high temperatures adjacent to the solidification point of the metal where the ductility of the metal is not sufficient to accommodate the stresses raised by the contraction of the weld being solidified. Impurities such as sulfur and phosphorus having low melting point accelerate hot cracking.
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