For a certain stage of an axial flow turbine, the nozzle makes an angle of 28' with the wheel tangent. The axial velocity component at the inlet is 500 ft./s. (a If the degree of reaction is 50% and the blade speed is 550 ft./s, find the blade angles. (b) If nozzle angle, blade speed, and axial velocity remain unchanged what should the value of degree of reaction be for maximum utilization? Ans: B, = a =52; B2=a, = 28°; R=0.145|| %3D

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3.9 For a certain stage of an axial flow turbine, the nozzle makes an angle of 28°
with the wheel tangent. The axial velocity component at the inlet is 500 ft./s. (a)
If the degree of reaction is 50% and the blade speed is 550 ft./s, find the blade
angles. (b) If nozzle angle, blade speed, and axial velocity remain unchanged,
what should the value of degree of reaction be for maximum utilization?
Ans: B, = a, = 52°; ß2 =a, = 28°; R=0.145
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Transcribed Image Text:3.9 For a certain stage of an axial flow turbine, the nozzle makes an angle of 28° with the wheel tangent. The axial velocity component at the inlet is 500 ft./s. (a) If the degree of reaction is 50% and the blade speed is 550 ft./s, find the blade angles. (b) If nozzle angle, blade speed, and axial velocity remain unchanged, what should the value of degree of reaction be for maximum utilization? Ans: B, = a, = 52°; ß2 =a, = 28°; R=0.145 %3D
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