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What are the structural differences between impulse turbines and reaction turbines?

2011-10-08View Original

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Experts, please explain: what are the structural differences between impulse turbines and reaction turbines? It's best to include pictures.
Reply #22011-10-08
The direction of the steam acting on the moving blade cascade is different, resulting in different force effects
Reply #32011-10-08
Reply to 1# Zhongyuanren: Based on the way in which the energy contained in steam is converted into mechanical work within the turbine stages, turbine stages can be divided into three types: impulse stages, reaction stages, and velocity stages
Reply #42011-10-08
The static and dynamic blades of a reaction turbine are symmetrical; reaction turbines are equipped with balance piston seals and the like

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