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Wet-Steam Turbines for Nuclear Power Plants

is proud to announce the new reportlight-water and heavy-water reactors, such as
"Wet-Steam Turbines for Nuclear Power Plants"PWR, BWR, PHWR, CANDU, and their advanced
(modifications. These turbines are fed with
saturated steam, and most of their stages
Wet-Steam Turbines for Nuclear Power Plantswork  with  wet  steam.
presents a survey of modern wet-steam
turbines, addressing both full-speed andWhile this book focuses on the understanding
half-speed units. This book explains inof turbine design, it also covers the
clear, but detailed language the designpeculiarities of operation, spotting possible
features of the world's leading wet-steamimperfections, and the distinct advantages of
turbine manufacturers, including therefurbishing older turbines to gain increased
subtleties of operation of these complexoutput, greater reliability and efficiency.
components. It also gives readersReaders will gain knowledge of design
comprehensive background on typical repairsdecisions by world's main turbine producers:
and maintenance planning. Mainly addressingALSTOM, General Electric, Hitachi, LMZ,
issues concerned to owners and operators ofMitsubishi Heavy Industries, Skoda, Siemens,
nuclear power plants, university professorsToshiba and Turboatom, as well as
and engineering students will benefit frompossibilities for improvement of aging
the thorough review of nuclear wet-steamturbines currently in service. This is the
turbines. Discussions include turbinesfirst book in 20 years on this highly
between 200 and 1,500 MW and greater,technical subject.
operated at nuclear power plants with



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