Tag: Turbine Rolling

 

Forces on Steam Turbine Rotor

Topic: Forces on Rotor (Steam Turbine / Turbo-generator Rotor) The paragraph describes the various stresses and forces acting on a rotor during operation in a turbine or generator. 1. Centrifugal Stresses When the rotor rotates at high speed, each particle of the rotor experiences a centrifugal force acting radially outward.Read More

STEAM TURBINE SOAKING

The soaking period in a steam turbine is the time it takes for all of the turbine’s internal parts to reach the same temperature before it is started up. This is important because steam turbines are very large and complex machines, and the different parts of the turbine expand atRead More

Steam Trap

What is steam trap? (Central BOE-2021) A steam trap is a valve that automatically discharges condensate from steam systems while preventing the escape of live steam. This is important because condensate can interfere with the efficient operation of steam systems by reducing heat transfer and increasing corrosion. Steam traps areRead More

Turbine Triple Mode Redundant (TMR)

The Power of Triple Mode Redundancy in Turbine Control SystemsIntroduction:– A game-changing technique for turbine control system.– Safeguarding reliability and safety -technique for improving hardware fault tolerance 1. Triple Mode Redundancy (TMR):– Definition: A technique employed to enhance reliability and safety in critical systems.– Implementation: Utilizing three independent and identicalRead More

Eccentricity of steam turbine

Eccentricity refers to the deviation of the centerline of a rotating element, such as a steam turbine rotor, from its true axis of rotation. In a steam turbine, eccentricity can be caused by a variety of factors, including manufacturing tolerances, wear, and uneven thermal expansion. Some of the effects ofRead More