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Problems with the power plant turbine?

2012-06-19View Original

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Why is the temperature over 350 degrees when the exhaust pressure of the power plant’s steam turbine is 0.8 MPa? . Why isn’t 8 kilograms corresponding to 180 degrees?
Reply #22012-06-20
You’re talking about saturated steam; this should be superheated steam! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #32012-06-20
It’s probably superheated steam. What he meant was likely the outlet of the turbine. The turbine does work according to its design; both the outlet temperature and pressure are determined based on specific criteria, just like the inlet temperature and pressure. I don’t think it’s high-pressure, otherwise the outlet pressure wouldn’t be 0.8 Mpa

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