The influence of selected design and operating parameters on the dynamics of the steam micro-turbine

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Abstract
The topic of the article is the analysis of the influence of selected design parameters and operating conditions on the radial steam micro-turbine, which was adapted to operate with low-boiling agent in the Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC). In the following parts of this article the results of the thermal load analysis, the residual unbalance and the stiffness of bearing supports are discussed. Advanced computational methods and numerical models have been used. Computational analysis showed that the steam micro-turbine is characterized by very good dynamic properties and is resistant to extreme operating conditions. The prototype of micro-turbine has passed a series of test calculations. It has been found that it can be subjected to experimental research in the micro combined heat and power system.
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Authors Grzegorz, Żywica;Jan, Kiciński;
Journal open engineering
Year 2015
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http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/eng.2015.5.issue-1/eng-2015-0038/eng-2015-0038.xml?format=INT
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