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  1. Jan 1, 2006 · Chemistry in Steam T urbines. 270 PowerPlant Chemistry 2006, 8 (5) Robert Svoboda. ABSTRACT. The local chemical environment in steam turbines is. governed by the solubility and the volatility of ...

  2. Chapter 6Steam TurbinesAbstract The present chapter discusses the working principles and the construc-tion forms of steam turbines, starting with an outline of th. ir historical evolution. The two basic types of ste. m turbines are analysed. These are the impulse ty. e and the reaction type. The chapter is also intended to formulate the general.

  3. Technical Guidance Document – 2015 Revision: Instrumentation for monitoring and control of cycle chemistry for the steam-water circuits of fossil-fired and combined cycle power plants. 2015 International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam Publication in whole or in part is allowed in all countries provided that attribution is ...

  4. Steam power plant configuration, design, and control Xiao Wu,1 Jiong Shen,1 Yiguo Li1 and Kwang Y. Lee2∗ This article provides an overview of fossil-fuel power plant (FFPP) configura-tion, design and especially, the control technology, both the conventional and the advanced technologies. First, a brief introduction of FFPP fundamentals and con-

  5. Using the wrong materials in a steam plant can increase the potential for corrosion, scaling, and deposition. For example, water and steam chemistry control is much simpler and more efficient when copper alloys are avoided throughout the cycle. Control Of copper-alloy corrosion requires boiler, feedwater, and condensate treat- ment chemicals.

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  6. A given mass of steam can hold five to six times more energy than an equivalent mass of water. It can be generated efficiently; many boilers operate with >80% thermal efficiency. It can be distributed easily by creating a pressure difference in the steam system. It is non-toxic and does not damage the environment.

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  8. The thermophysical properties of steam change as its conditions of state change and it is relatively easy to generate steam across a wide range of states. Consequently steam has a very wide range of applications. The following brieflydescribes a few of the major thermophysical attractions of steam to the engineer. An explanation of

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