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Reaction Turbine simple explanation BY Yuvi - Study Point

Hey everyone, today in this blog we are going to study about reaction turbine.
So, without wasting any time lets get started.

  • By reacting to the pressure or weight of the fluid the reaction turbines develop torque.
  • Reaction turbines are used in different power plants and mills all around the world. For example ~ hydropower plants, windmills Etc. To generate electricity efficiently. 
  • Have you ever heard about Newton's third law of motion? The operation of the reaction turbine is can be properly explained or described with the help of Newton's third law of motion.
  • Newton's third law of motion states that every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
  • Because when water is coming out from both the nozzles then in the opposite direction of the nozzles a reaction force is generated which makes the rotor to rotate or we can say the reaction force develops torque.
  • And this procedure shows that every action has an equal and opposite reaction which means (the newton's third law of motion).
  • (when fluid passes through the rotor blades the pressure of the fluid changes).
  • The difference between the reaction turbine and impulse turbine.
  • Reaction turbine is not remain dipped in water but impulse turbines remain dipped in water.
  • Impulse turbine uses the pressure energy of water to generate power.

Reaction turbine has different main components. For example ~ runner blades, guide vanes, draft tube, spiral casing, etc. 
So, in this lecture video, I have explained properly about the reaction turbine working principle, applications, proper working, its main components, a problem which is known as cavitation.



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