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Oil-braked turbine expander

2009-11-08View Original

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What are the hazards of a high rotational speed in a turbine expander? The maximum rotational speed of the expander in our system must not exceed 50,000 revolutions per hour. Why is that? Feel free to discuss and learn from each other*.
Reply #22009-11-10
Excessively high rotational speeds can cause stress on the shaft, leading to damage to mechanical components such as bearing shells; these factors are all taken into account by the manufacturer during design

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