Steam Turbines

Steam Turbines

The demand for electrical energy will increase in the next few years and decades. Experts predict a global energy production growth of approximately 5,000 TWh per decade. The production of electrical energy by steam turbines currently covers about 70% of the total global production. The lecture is intended to represent the application spectrum, the mode of operation and design of modern high-performance steam turbines.

Content

The lecture has the following main topics:

Range of applications
Thermodynamic work cycle
Working methods and types
Blading
Power control
Operating conditions
Turbine rotor and housing
System technology and control

Recommended Previous Knowledge

Thermodynamics
Turbomachinery

Recommended Literature

Lecture notes

Characteristics

Visit to the Siemens Steam Turbine and Generator Plant in Mülheim an der Ruhr. The lecture takes place as a block course (usually on a fortnightly basis).

Type of Examinatio

Oral exam

COURSE ENROLLMENT AND MATERIALS

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