Exhaust Directions and Characteristics of Steam Turbines for Geothermal Plants
Steam Turbines
Mitsubishi Power offers a lineup of steam turbines with upward, axial and downward exhaust hood designs to suit different turbine-generator (TG) building and condenser layouts. The different exhaust directions and turbine building layouts are shown below.
| Exhaust direction | Downward exhaust | Upward exhaust | Axial exhaust | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Surface-cooling condenser |
Direct-contact condenser |
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| TG building height | High | Medium | Low | Low |
| Turbine frame | SC1F SC2F TC4F |
SC1F SC2F |
SC1F | SC1F |
| Output | ~160 MW | ~90 MW | ~60 MW | ~60 MW |
- Output shown above is a guideline
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