Steam Turbines
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Thus, raising the vacuum from 27 to 28 inches has a greatereffect than from 23 to 24 inches. For this reason the engineer willreadily perceive the great desirability of maintaining the vacuum at thehighest possible point consistent with the satisfactory and economicaloperation of the condenser.
The exhaust pipe should always be carried downward to the condenser whenpossible, to keep the water from backing up from the condenser into theturbine. If the condenser must be located above the turbine,... then thepipe should be carried first downward and then upward in the U form, inthe manner of the familiar "entrainer, " which will be found effectivelyto prevent water getting back when the turbine is operating.
Condensers As has been previously pointed out, the successful and satisfactoryoperation of the turbine depends very largely on the condenser. With thereciprocating engine, if the condenser will give 25 inches vacuum, it isconsidered fairly good, and it is allowed to run along by itself untilthe vacuum drops to somewhere below 20 inches, when it is completelygone over, and in many cases practically rebuilt and the vacuum broughtback to the original 25 inches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus, raising the vacuum from 27 to 28 inches has a greatereffect than from 23 to 24 inches. For this reason the engineer willreadily perceive the great desirability of maintaining the vacuum at thehighest possible point consistent with the satisfactory and economicaloperation of the condenser.
The exhaust pipe should always be carried downward to the condenser whenpossible, to keep the water from backing up from the condenser into theturbine. If the condenser must be located above the turbine,... then thepipe should be carried first downward and then upward in the U form, inthe manner of the familiar "entrainer, " which will be found effectivelyto prevent water getting back when the turbine is operating.
Condensers As has been previously pointed out, the successful and satisfactoryoperation of the turbine depends very largely on the condenser. With thereciprocating engine, if the condenser will give 25 inches vacuum, it isconsidered fairly good, and it is allowed to run along by itself untilthe vacuum drops to somewhere below 20 inches, when it is completelygone over, and in many cases practically rebuilt and the vacuum broughtback to the original 25 inches.
What to read after Steam Turbines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Hubert Edwin to read onlineMoreLess
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