1. An impulse turbine works by converting the pressure energy of water flowing through a diverging nozzle into kinetic energy, forming a high-speed jet that strikes the turbine blades and causes rotation.
2. It has several main components: blades mounted on a rotor, a nozzle that accelerates the water into a jet, and a casing that contains the water after it strikes the blades.
3. The high-pressure water flows through the nozzle, is converted to kinetic energy in the jet, and imparts impulse on the blades to rotate the turbine shaft, which can power a generator to produce electricity.