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Method for calculating the shaft power of a steam turbine

2016-03-28View Original

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As the title suggests, how is the shaft power of a turbine calculated? The product of the enthalpy drop across the inlet and outlet multiplied by the flow rate should be called internal power, right? Is shaft power just the result of multiplying by a coefficient? Is there a more accurate formula! ! !
Reply #22021-12-17
It refers to the shaft power; taking a compressor as an example, its shaft power is equal to flow rate * enthalpy difference

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