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(Solved) Why can’t the shaft seal steam be stopped immediately?

2010-08-24View Original

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This post was last edited by Kuju Kikuko on 2010-10-5 00:03. Why is it necessary to wait until the vacuum level reaches zero when shutting down a turbine?
Reply #22010-08-25
Reason: Since the inside of the machine is a vacuum, once the shaft seal stops functioning, the cold air outside will be drawn in immediately, causing rapid cooling inside. This leads to deformation of the internal components, which is a problem waiting to happen

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