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Wet steam turbine

2017-04-03View Original

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Are there any installations using wet steam turbines (low-pressure saturated steam turbines)? Let’s discuss the operating conditions and usage patterns, and learn from each other*.
Reply #22017-04-03
There are probably no conventional industrial applications; they do exist in the military and nuclear power sectors
Reply #32017-04-03
To date, there has been no report of using nearly saturated steam to drive turbines, as such steam easily contains water and can cause water hammer.
Reply #42017-04-04
We use a low-pressure steam turbine coupled with a cycle hydrogen compressor, which is a condensing type compressor; no problems have arisen during its operation.
Reply #52017-04-04
What is the temperature of your low-pressure steam, and what is the pressure? Is it also superheated?
Reply #62017-04-08
Let me share the steam operating conditions. Everyone, learn * a bit

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