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What is the pressure behind the regulating stage of a turbine”

2007-12-29View Original

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What is the \"pressure after the control stage\" in a steam turbine? What issues does the curve showing the relationship between the pressure after the control stage and the main steam flow rate primarily illustrate? Please give me some advice!
Reply #22007-12-31
The regulating stage should serve to distribute the steam volume evenly
Reply #32007-12-31
Does it refer to the stage and pressure stage, the two impellers in two-stage regulation?
Reply #42009-03-19
The adjustment stage has always been a major problem for beginners, such as its function and why it contains more elements than other stages. . . . .
Reply #52009-03-19
The pressure after the regulating stage is generally referred to as backpressure! The control valve is primarily used to regulate the amount of main steam supplied! The principles of steam turbines are explained very clearly
Reply #62009-03-19
It is mainly used to regulate the amount of main steam supplied; you can look up relevant books, as they contain very detailed explanations……

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