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Technology of turbine plant operating with wet steam
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Emerald Publishing Limited
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1680/totpowws.13957
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978-0-7277-5217-8
Publication date:
1989
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21. A reconsideration of wetness loss in LP steam turbines

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S. A. Skillings, BA;
S. A. Skillings, BA
Central Electricity Research Laboratories
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M. J. Moore, MSc, PhD, MIMechE;
M. J. Moore, MSc, PhD, MIMechE
Central Electricity Research Laboratories
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P. T. Walters, BSc;
P. T. Walters, BSc
Central Electricity Research Laboratories
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R. Jackson, BSc, PhD
R. Jackson, BSc, PhD
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S. A. Skillings, BA, M. J. Moore, MSc, PhD, MIMechE, P. T. Walters, BSc, R. Jackson, BSc, PhD
Central Electricity Research Laboratories
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https://doi.org/10.1680/totpowws.13957.0024
  • Published:
    1989

  • 1. Introduction

  • 2. Wetness Loss Mechanisms

  • 3. Condensation in Straight Nozzle Flows

  • 4. Condensation in a Cascade of Turbine Blades

  • 5. Implications for Turbine Performance

  • 6. Conclusions

  • 7. Acknowledgements

  • Appendix - The Mechanism of Condensation in Turbines

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