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Fundamentals of Turbomachinery

MEIE5151
Senior-level in Mechanical Engineering

INSTRUCTOR

Afzal Husain, PhD


Assistant professor
Sultan Qaboos University
Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

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Main TEXT
Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics of
Turbomachinery By Dixon and Hall 7th edition,
Elsevier, BH Publication, 2014

Other references
1. Principles of Turbomachinery, 1st Edition, Seppo A. Korpela
2. Wiley, 2012
3. William W. Peng, Fundamentals of Turbomachinery, Wiley
2008
4. Budugur Lakshminarayana, Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer
of Turbomachinery, Wiley 1996.
5. Erik Dick, Fundamentals of Turbomachines, Springer 2015.

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Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION

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What is a turbomachine?

Those machines in which energy is transferred either to, or


from, a continuously flowing fluid by the dynamic action of
one or more moving blades rows.

A rotating blade row, a stator, or an impeller changes the


stagnation enthalpy of the fluid moving through it by doing
either positive or negative work.

Turbomachinery Positive work


Stagnation enthalpy Or
Negative work

Stagnation enthalpy ??

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Examples? Examples?

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(a) Axial flow
compressor or pump
(b) Mixed flow pump
(c) Centrifugal
compressor or pump
(d) Francis turbine
(Mixed flow, inward
flow, reaction)
(e) Kaplan turbine,
outward flow,
reaction)
(f) Pelton wheel
Identify power producing and power consuming machines
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Radial flow Mixed flow
turbine turbine

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Addressing Queries and discussion

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Incompressible Compressible
Fluid Fluid
Power Generating Hydraulic Turbines Steam/Gas/wind
Machines Turbines

Power Consuming Pumps Fan/blowers/


Machines Compressors

Fuels Energy contribution


Oils 37%
Coal 27%
Gas 23%
Hydropower 6%
nuclear 6%
Wind, geothermal, waste and solar 1%

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Steam Turbine

100 MW

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Steam Turbine

Parameters Working/
Limits
Temperature 540oC
Pressure 140 bar
Speed 3500-15000 rpm
Capacity 100 MW
Ultra supercritical plants
Parameters Working/
Limits
Temperature 620oC
Pressure 600 bar
Critical temperature 373oC
Critical pressure 220.9 bar

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Gas Turbine

Used in stand alone as well combined power plant


Can produce as much as 29 MW

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Hydraulic Turbine

As high as 330,000 MW generation from a 940,000 MW plant (world)


As high as 50,000 MW generation from 145,000 MW plant (China)
As high as 41,000 MW generation from 89,000 MW plant (Canada)
As high as 38,000 MW generation from 69,000 MW plant (Brazil)
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Wind Turbine

Parameters Working/
Limits
Netherlands Country of windmills
Denmark Seen as a rebirth of wind energy
22,600 MW installed capacity Germany
16,600 MW US
15,400 MW Spain

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Compressors

Transmission of natural gas across continents.


Russia having 38% of world’s natural gas reserves.

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Pumps and blowers

Flow rate 100 m3/h with a 20 m increase in head


Used to increase the pressure of liquids ---Pumps
Used to increase the pressure of gases ---Blower /fans /compressors

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The Power Gods : Steam Turbines

Gustaf de Laval Charles Algernon Parsons

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Power Gods : Hydro Power

Lester Allan Pelton James B. Francis Viktor Kaplan

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Addressing Queries and discussion

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