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Calculation of the flow rate after temperature and pressure reduction in the turbine bypass

2012-01-13View Original

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Given the steam temperature, pressure, and flow rate before temperature and pressure reduction, as well as the steam temperature, pressure, and enthalpy after such reduction, and knowing the flow rate of the steam after passing through the bypass for temperature and pressure reduction, please provide some calculation methods, especially examples or formulas for these calculations. :)
Reply #22019-01-12
Simply put, it is calculated based on isenthalpy
Reply #32020-10-17
A temperature and pressure reduction device is a device for converting equal amounts of energy at constant enthalpy.

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