CANTERA, CRIS BRYAN E. whe PCeit-09-701A 30pm |. Draw nd label the main parts of the ff. Impulse turbine and Reaction turbine. | Impulse turbine Braking Jet Casing Runner Penstock Bucket C Handwheel Spear 1.2 Reaction turbine. Impeller |— Water Ovtlet Runner vane Water Inlet Scanned with CamScanner2. Why does steam turbine Produce power? Enumergte the three main parts of a steam turbine. 2.1, Rotor - A wind turbines rotor blades work on the same Principles as an airplanes wings. The blade is flat on one side and curved on the other. On either side of the blade, there is a differential in pressure because the wind moves more swiftly down the curved edge. The air pushes the blades in order to balance the pressure dif ferential, turning the blades. 2.2. Nacelle - Generator and a set of gears are located in the nacelle. The gears connect the generator to the rotating blades. The generator subsequently transforms the rotational energy from the blades into electrical energy. The gears change the comparatively slow blade rotation to the generator's rotation speed of about 1500 rpm. 2.3. Tower - On top of a tower, the blades and nacelle are mounted. The tower is designed to Keep the rotor blades elevated and moving at the ideal wind speed, Typically, towers are 50 to 100 meters above the ground or water. Although research is still being done to create a tower that floats on the surface, offshore towers are typically fixed to the bottom of the water body. Scanned with CamScanner3. How does its ef ficiency compare with that of reciprocating steam engine. Explain. The steam turbine does not need a flywheel becquse it produces power at a constant rate. A reciprocating engines flywheel, on the other hand, is a substantial and weighty Component. An engines internal spinning components require lubrication. Since there are no rubbing elements inside gq steam turbine, no internal lubrication is necessary. REFERENCE: Https: energyeducation.ca https: studentenergy.org-converstion-steam-turbine Scanned with CamScanner