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Industrial steam turbines can be classified by the driven load, driving method, and principles of the thermal system. Based on the driven equipment, they can be classified as steam turbines for industrial use, such as those used to drive pumps, compressors, blowers, etc ； Turbines used for industrial power generation, such as those that drive generators in industrial power plants where they are closely connected to industrial production processes in terms of heat sources, steam sources, or heating. Based on the driving method, it can be divided into two categories: direct drive and indirect drive (driven through a reduction gear). Based on the principles of thermodynamic systems, they can be classified into condensing steam turbines (whose exhaust steam flows into a condenser), back-pressure steam turbines, extraction steam turbines, and multi-pressure steam turbines. In multi-pressure steam turbines, in addition to using the steam generated by the boiler directly, waste steam from various stages of the production process is also introduced to contribute to power generation
Based on the driven equipment, they can be classified as steam turbines for industrial use, such as those used to drive pumps, compressors, blowers, etc； Turbines used for industrial power generation, such as those that drive generators in industrial power plants where they are closely connected to industrial production processes in terms of heat sources, steam sources, or heating
There are industrial steam turbines and power generation steam turbines
Condensing steam turbines, back-pressure steam turbines, extraction steam turbines, and multi-pressure steam turbines
Gas turbines, steam turbines,
Based on the principles of thermodynamic systems, they can be classified into condensing steam turbines (whose exhaust steam flows into a condenser), back-pressure steam turbines, extraction steam turbines, and multi-pressure steam turbines. Based on the driving method, it can be divided into direct drive and indirect drive. Based on the driving object, they can be classified as: steam turbines for industrial drive ； Turbines for industrial power generation.
Industrial steam turbines can be classified by the driven load, driving method, and principles of the thermal system. Based on the driven equipment, they can be classified as steam turbines for industrial use, such as those used to drive pumps, compressors, blowers, etc ； Turbines used for industrial power generation, such as those that drive generators in industrial power plants where they are closely connected to industrial production processes in terms of heat sources, steam sources, or heating. Based on the driving method, it can be divided into two categories: direct drive and indirect drive (driven through a reduction gear). Based on the principles of thermodynamic systems, they can be classified into condensing steam turbines (whose exhaust steam flows into a condenser), back-pressure steam turbines, extraction steam turbines, and multi-pressure steam turbines. In multi-pressure steam turbines, in addition to using the steam generated by the boiler directly, waste steam from various stages of the production process is also introduced to contribute to power generation
Large-scale equipment with high power, such as large fans, feed water pumps, and compressors.
Turbines that drive machinery such as pumps, blowers, compressors, etc., or power generation turbines that are closely related to industrial production processes
Industrial steam turbines can be classified by the driven load, driving method, and principles of the thermal system. Based on the driven equipment, they can be classified as steam turbines for industrial use, such as those used to drive pumps, compressors, blowers, etc ； Turbines used for industrial power generation, such as those that drive generators in industrial power plants where they are closely connected to industrial production processes in terms of heat sources, steam sources, or heating. Based on the driving method, it can be divided into two categories: direct drive and indirect drive (driven through a reduction gear). Based on the principles of thermodynamic systems, they can be classified into condensing steam turbines (whose exhaust steam flows into a condenser), back-pressure steam turbines, extraction steam turbines, and multi-pressure steam turbines. In multi-pressure steam turbines, in addition to using the steam generated by the boiler directly, waste steam from various stages of the production process is also introduced to contribute to power generation.