What is the Shape of a Pv Diagram for an Impulse Turbine?

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The discussion focuses on the shape of the Pv diagram for an impulse turbine in a hydroelectric power generation system. It is suggested that the shape would be a point, as the pressure and specific volume of liquid water remain constant during the process. Participants inquire about the type of turbine being analyzed, confirming that an impulse turbine is being used. The conversation emphasizes the need to understand the characteristics of impulse turbines in relation to their Pv diagrams. Overall, the analysis of the Pv diagram is crucial for understanding the performance of impulse turbines in hydroelectric systems.
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We were given a project to fabricate and analyze hydroelectric power generation system. My question is what will be the shape of Pv diagram for turbine. I think it would be a point because during the process the pressure and specific volume of liquid water do not change.
 
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What type of turbine have you already investigated, a reaction turbine or impulse turbine?
 
256bits said:
Well maybe..
What type of turbine have you already investigated, a reaction turbine or impulse turbine?

We were using impulse turbine.
 

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