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This document summarizes a student project on the thermal analysis of a mini steam turbine power plant. The objectives of the project are to make the power plant fully operational, point out limitations in existing models and manuals, learn theoretical and practical aspects, and perform a thermal analysis of components. Key components discussed include the feedwater system, fuel burner, steam generator, superheater, impulse turbine, transmission elements, generator, and condenser. Applications of steam turbine power plants and an efficiency analysis of plant blocks are also summarized. A timeline is provided showing tasks to be completed over the next year, including further testing, data analysis, and presentations. Preliminary conclusions note some objectives have been achieved but further study is still needed.
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- 2. Thermal Analysis Of Mini Steam Turbine Power Plant 1 Muhammad Amin 2 Muhammad Faizan Khan 3 Muhammad Ibrahim 4 Muhammad Saleem Supervisor: Engr. Raza Ullah; Co-Supervisor: Engr. Prof. Dr. Imtiaz Hakeem Final Year Project Presentation First by
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- 4. Objectives 1. To make the Mini steam turbine Power plant in a completely working condition. 2. To point out limitations of the plant, errors in theoretical models and omissions of experimental graphs in the Laboratory instructional manual of the plant. 3. To learn the theoretical and practical aspects of the Mini steam turbine Power plant. 4. Thermal Analysis of each components of Mini Steam Turbine Power Plant. 5. Comparisons between the theoretical and experimental results in order to draw valuable conclusions
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- 8. Applications Of Steam Turbine Power Plant • It is widely used in word wide • Primary application is generation of electricity from either burning of fuel or from nuclear reaction. • Mostly in those areas where hydropower plant can not be installed.
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