Steam Turbines for Nuclear Power Plants
Steam Turbines
Characteristics
Steam turbines for nuclear power plants employ an extremely long last stage blade (LSB), with the high pressure (HP) turbine, low pressure (LP) turbine and generator arranged along a single rotor, generating up to 1,800 MW. The turbines are designed to be extremely safe and reliable with efficiency among the highest in the industry.
Nuclear Turbine Plant (3.57 MB)Steam Turbine Specifications for Nuclear Power Plants
No. of casings | Four casings (HP turbine - LP turbine ×3) |
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Output | Up to 1,800 MW |
Main steam conditions | Up to 7.5 MPa / Up to 290°C |
Reheat steam conditions | Up to 280°C |
Revolutions per minute | 1,500 min-1 (50 Hz) / 1,800 min-1 (60 Hz) |
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