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In Steam Turbine using superheated steam as an inlet steam,
What happens if I use air in place of steam with the same
parameters ? Will is work or not ?
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Answer / kumar
if u want to rotate the steam turbine with air, u have to
rotate a large compressor.
support u need turbine of 3MW, u have to rotate the
compressor with approximately 10MW. this will give
efficiency in minus values.
here temperature is not the parameter, only required
pressure to rotate the turbine is the main parameter.
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Answer / devanesan
Your question is In the steam turbine the medium ie. air is
going to used insted of steam.
The turbine will not run. the turbine may get damaged. the
turbine blades are designed to expand the steam not to
expand the air. there may be churning effect in the turbine.
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it will worrk but it will require large space 7 will be
poor efficient
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Answer / tariq aziz
there is no expansion in the air, so no sufficient work done available in heated air like steam
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Answer / magesh
It will work. That is called as GAS Turbine. Air is nothing
but gas.
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