Monitoring Unsteady Thermal-Stress State of Large Power Steam Turbines based on Mathematical Modeling Semi-Centennial

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Transients of large power steam turbines with the single capacity of 250-300 MW and more should be run based mainly on the unsteady thermal-stress state of the high-temperature rotors monitored with the use of mathematical modeling by means of computing techniques at disposal under power plant’s real operational conditions. The problem was articulated and practical work started about half a century ago.

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    DDC Code: 330.028 LCC Code: HB139

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    v1.0

  • Issue date

    27 September 2022

  • Language

    en

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