Creep Deformation of High Pressure Steam Turbine Part

František Straka; Pavel Albl; Pavel Pánek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.732.187

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Creep Deformation of High Pressure Steam Turbine Part

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Steam turbines are complex rotating machines working at high pressure and high temperature levels. Their high-pressure parts, which are subjected to the highest steam parameters, are most affected by these conditions and may suffer from creep deformation. Permanent changes in geometry become visible in high-pressure turbine casings when they are disassembled after certain time in operation.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 732)

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187-190

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February 2015

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František Straka*, Pavel Albl, Pavel Pánek

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Creep, Deformation, High Pressure, High Temperature

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