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For a back-pressure turbine, what are the factors that affect the back pressure?

2009-04-16View Original

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For a back-pressure turbine, what are the factors that affect the back pressure?
Reply #22009-04-17
Back pressure is mainly controlled by holding back. When connected to the system, the pressure remains constant and changes along with the system.
Reply #32009-04-17
Steam inlet pressure and outlet pipeline network pressure of the turbine.
Reply #42009-04-18
It should mainly be regulated by the export system
Reply #52009-04-18
There are two factors: 1. Backflow system pressure; ⒉Turbine exhaust outlet valve opening.
Reply #62009-04-18
It mainly refers to the consumption of steam from the pipeline network on the backside; of course, it also includes the pressure and quality of the medium-pressure steam supplied from outside.
Reply #72009-04-18
This is mainly determined by the power and speed of the turbine; the outlet pressure of the turbine is slightly higher than the pressure in the outlet pipeline network.

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