Issues regarding the hydraulic turbine of the reaction feed pump
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I wonder if any of my friends work in an organization that uses hydraulic turbines; once the speed of these turbines reaches a certain level, does it become pointless to increase the opening degree of the high-pressure fluid valves, as it will not help to save electricity? Because the rotational speed remains unchanged. The rotation speed is 2998.
In a turbine, P = FV; when V remains constant and F increases, the power P also increases. Since the power of the feed pump remains constant, the output power of the motor decreases, and the current reading on site decreases as the opening degree at the turbine inlet increases.