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Turbine Generator System

The key elements of the turbine-generator system are turbines to convert thermal energy generated at the steam generators to kinetic(rotation) energy and a generator to eventually convert the kinetic energy to electric energy.

Low-Pressure Turbine Last Stage Blades
For the half-speed low-pressure turbines, the lengths of the last-stage rotating blades can be selected from 41, 46, and 54 in.(60 Hz) to convert thermal energy to kinetic energy more effectively.
Steam Turbine
High-Pressure/Low-Pressure Turbine
The fully three-dimensional blades and long blades boost the efficiency of the turbine system in converting thermal energy to kinetic energy. The integral shroud blades(ISB) enhance the reliability of the turbine system.
Long Blade Design for Improved Output
The steam flow rate into the turbine with lower-pressure/wet steam is much larger than that for conventional power plants. Long- blade(41-54in.)/half-speed machines are used for nuclear applications.
Generator and Exciter
The stator coils of the generator are cooled with water and the rotor coils are cooled with hydrogen. The generator has a "top hat" structure comprising a hydrogen gas cooler mounted on the frame of the generator. This structure enhances the stability and reliability of the shaft system by reducing the length of the rotor.
The exciter is a brushless type with a long history of service and reputation for easy maintenance. It is driven by the turbine to reduce in-house electricity.

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