Results of Mathematical Modeling to Study the Influence of Accounting the Process Moisture on Energy Indicators of Cogeneration Steam Turbines

Natalia Tatarinova; Dmitry Suvorov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.792.370

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Results of Mathematical Modeling to Study the Influence of Accounting the Process Moisture on Energy Indicators of Cogeneration Steam Turbines

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The article proposes and being tested a methodology that allows using the mathematical model developed to clarify the possible impact of a precise process moisture measurement on the performance of energy efficiency of the cogeneration turbines.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 792)

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Natalia Tatarinova, Dmitry Suvorov

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Accounting the Degree of the Process Moisture, Cogeneration Steam Turbines, Computational Studies, Efficiency Calculation, Increasing Energy Efficiency, Modes of Operation

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