Marten67
What makes a turbine go round? Is it steam mass or is it steam volume?
for example on 10 bar and 600 degrC 1kg steam equals 0.4009m3
on 16 bar and 600 degrC this is 0.2498m3 that is appr. 40% volume
in both cases the enthalpy is appr. the same (3696.7 / 3691.1 kJ/kg)
Or is both possible but is for instance the rendement of the turbine less at lower pressure?
for example on 10 bar and 600 degrC 1kg steam equals 0.4009m3
on 16 bar and 600 degrC this is 0.2498m3 that is appr. 40% volume
in both cases the enthalpy is appr. the same (3696.7 / 3691.1 kJ/kg)
Or is both possible but is for instance the rendement of the turbine less at lower pressure?