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Modern Approaches To The Conceptual Design Of Impulse And Reaction Turbines

Posted Thu March 14, 2013 @08:38PM

SoftInWay will host Modern Approaches to the Conceptual Design of Impulse and Reaction Turbines on Thursday, March 21st, at 10 AM EST.

There is growing interest within the turbomachinery design community regarding a real estimation of impulse turbines versus reaction turbines in relation to modern cycles such as Supercritical and Ultra Supercritical steam, ORC, Supercritical CO2 and so on. To perform this type of estimation, a thorough understanding of modern approaches to the conceptual design of each type of turbine design is needed.

During this 1-hour webinar we will pay attention to these key items:

Overview of steam turbine technology history
Features of impulse and reaction turbine types
Modern impulse and reaction turbine designs. Manufacturers
Scope of application for each turbine type
Estimation of impulse or reaction turbine application rationality in modern Steam, ORC and supercritical CO2 cycles
Detailed flow path design process in AxSTREAM

Who should attend:

Mechanical and aerospace engineers working on conceptual turbine design
Operation / Overhaul / Engineering managers seeking to increase energy efficiency
Anyone interested in how SoftInWay Inc. and the AxSTREAM Software Suite can help you with creating more efficient Turbomachinery

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