ONE TURBINE HAVING THREE EXTRACTIONS AND ANOTHER HAVING ONE EXTRACTION WHICH T

ONE TURBINE HAVING THREE EXTRACTIONS AND ANOTHER HAVING ONE
EXTRACTION WHICH TURBINE IS MORE EFFECIENCY?

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ONE TURBINE HAVING THREE EXTRACTIONS AND ANOTHER HAVING ONE EXTRACTION WHICH TURBINE IS MORE EFFEC..

Answer / nagendra

It depends on mass of steam how much we extract. if we take
same amount of mass of steam extracted from turbine
definitely the turbine extracted the steam at one place has
high efficient than three extraction.

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ONE TURBINE HAVING THREE EXTRACTIONS AND ANOTHER HAVING ONE EXTRACTION WHICH TURBINE IS MORE EFFEC..

Answer / ashwani singh

first turbine is more efficient than other

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