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Answer Posted / mazher
Steam turbine works on energy converson. While leaving
steam nozzle kinetic energy of steam is converted in to
pressure energy & Steam hits rotor buckets & thus turbine
is rototed. Working pressure is depends on the application
of turbine. Normally HP steam is 110 bar, Mp is 44 bar & Lp
is 24 bar
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