Opening address by the Chairman of the Organizing Committee Professor Jerzy Krzyżanowski
Panel Discussion 1: Investigations of Two-Phase Flows and their lnfluence on Turbine Stage Designing
Panel Discussion 2: Limits of Applicability of Theoretical Aerodynamics in Turbine Stage Designing
1976, Zeszyt 70-72
Abstract
Erosive damage to the low-pressure condensing turbine through which wet steam flows, are due to the presence of relatively large droplets from formed film formed on the surface of the vanes. To limit the formation of water fllm on the blade surface and thereby reduce the amount of large particles carried by the pair, they proposed a method based on heating steam from inside the guide vanes. The heating steam is condensed inside the blade releasing heat of evaporation through the wall of the film, causing its partial or total evaporation.
The article briefly discusses the research devoted to these problems, made at the Institute of Fluid Flow Machinery in Gdansk.
Keywords:
low-pressure condensing turbine, evaporation, guide vanes