What field does a steam turbine belong to???
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I have always wanted to learn the theoretical and practical knowledge related to turbines and compressors in **type of chemical enterprises. I would like to know if there are any courses on this topic in universities, which department or faculty offers them, and where I can find relevant theoretical resources! Thank you all for providing the relevant information! :handshake
It belongs to thermodynamic dynamics, the field of heat engines. This post was last edited by WSL999 on 2007-12-27 08:58.]
At Xi’an Jiaotong University, turbine engineering and compressor engineering are two separate specialties, both falling under the School of Energy and Power Engineering. Within the field of compressors, rotary, piston, and turbine types are further separated into their own categories: compressors and fluid machinery
Thermal Energy Major: Thermal Energy and Power Engineering
Thermodynamic engines major. And what major does it belong to?
Heat engines are also a secondary discipline; it’s just that different schools use different names for them, all falling under the primary discipline of Energy and Power Engineering
It is chemical engineering machinery. Specifically, it’s the moving equipment! :victory:
You can ask the electrical engineering colleges. They should have a specialized field just for this purpose.
It was originally called the Chemical Engineering Machinery major, but it has now been changed to the Process Control and Automation major.