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    The document provides information and parameters for calculating performance metrics for three different steam turbines. It includes details like steam conditions, turbine geometry, rotational speed, and efficiency that can be used to determine: (1) The speed of rotation, steam consumption per bhp-hr, stage efficiency, and percentage energy loss at exit for a De Laval turbine. (2) The isentropic enthalpy drop in a stage of a Parson's reaction turbine operating at 3000 rpm. (3) The stage efficiency and blade height for a Parson's reaction turbine producing 600 hp given parameters like diameter, rotational speed, steam conditions, and heat drop.

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    The document provides information and parameters for calculating performance metrics for three different steam turbines. It includes details like steam conditions, turbine geometry, rotational speed, and efficiency that can be used to determine: (1) The speed of rotation, steam consumption per bhp-hr, stage efficiency, and percentage energy loss at exit for a De Laval turbine. (2) The isentropic enthalpy drop in a stage of a Parson's reaction turbine operating at 3000 rpm. (3) The stage efficiency and blade height for a Parson's reaction turbine producing 600 hp given parameters like diameter, rotational speed, steam conditions, and heat drop.

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    The document provides information and parameters for calculating performance metrics for three different steam turbines. It includes details like steam conditions, turbine geometry, rotational speed, and efficiency that can be used to determine: (1) The speed of rotation, steam consumption per bhp-hr, stage efficiency, and percentage energy loss at exit for a De Laval turbine. (2) The isentropic enthalpy drop in a stage of a Parson's reaction turbine operating at 3000 rpm. (3) The stage efficiency and blade height for a Parson's reaction turbine producing 600 hp given parameters like diameter, rotational speed, steam conditions, and heat drop.

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    5. A De Laval turbine runs with steam supplied at 16 bar, 250°C.

    The nozzle efficiency is 90%,


    blade velocity coefficient is 0.98, mechanical efficiency is 95%, nozzle angle is 15°,
    symmetrical blades with 30° angle, mean diameter of wheel is 80 cm, back pressure is 0.15
    bar. Determine
    (a) the speed of rotation,
    (b) the steam consumption per-bhp-hr,
    (c) the stage efficiency,
    (d) the percentage energy loss at exit.

    11. In a Parson’s reaction turbine the rotor of 1m diameter runs at 3000 rpm. Determine the
    isentropic enthalpy drop in the stage considering stage efficiency of 0.80, _ = 0.7, blade outlet
    angle = 20°.

    12. A Parson’s reaction turbine has mean diameter of blades as 1.6 m and rotor moving at 1500
    rpm. The inlet and outlet angles are 80° and 20° respectively. Turbine receives steam at 12 bar,
    200°C and has isentropic heat drop of 26 kJ/kg. 5% of steam supplied is lost through leakage.
    Determine the following considering horse power developed in stage to be 600 hp.
    (a) the stage efficiency
    (b) the blade height.

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