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Module 4 Reaction Turbines: Kaplan Turbine. Module 4 Reaction Turbines: Kaplan Turbine. Introduction.
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Radial : At entrance to runner blade, velocity has primarily radial component. Eg: Old Francis turbines. Radial : At entrance to runner blade, velocity has primarily radial component. Eg: Old Francis turbines. Mixed : At entrance to runner blade, velocity has a radial as well as axial component. Eg: Modern Francis Turbines Mixed : At entrance to runner blade, velocity has a radial as well as axial component. Eg: Modern Francis Turbines Axial: At entrance to runner blade, velocity has primarily an axial component. Eg: Kaplan and propeller turbines. Axial: At entrance to runner blade, velocity has primarily an axial component. Eg: Kaplan and propeller turbines. Classification of Reaction Turbines: Radial, Mixed and Axial Radial Axial
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Kaplan Turbine Schematic Spiral casing Guide Vane Kaplan Runner Draft tube Hub
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Kaplan Turbine - Photo Kaplan Runner Hub
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Kaplan Turbine – Horizontal Installation Kaplan Runner Hub
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Kaplan Turbine Versus Propeller turbine Propeller turbine Kaplan turbine: Propeller turbine with variable pitch (adjustable) propeller blades The Kaplan turbine has runner blades that can be adjusted to run at maximum efficiency for various head (H) and flow (Q) conditions. Propeller turbines have fixed blades
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Kaplan Turbine Schematic Generator Guide Vane Kaplan Runner Draft tube Runner hub
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Reaction Turbine Schematic Francis TurbineKaplan Turbine
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Path of a water particle Kaplan Turbine Runner Path of a water particle
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Kaplan Turbine – Problem p1
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Kaplan Turbine – Problem p2
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Kaplan Turbine – Problem p3
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Kaplan Turbine – Problem p4
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