The flow through nozzles is deemed as adiabatic i.e. isentropic, because heat doesn't find time to loss in space due to very high speed of fluid, but practically there should be some heat losses, isentropic heat drop represent our assumption i.e (s=constant) & heat drop represent the very actual case,
Suryakant said:
(Jul 12, 2015)
What is internal efficiency?
Bapun said:
(Sep 13, 2015)
Its answer in book is nozzle efficiency.
So how is the right answer?
Bhairabmondal. said:
(Sep 25, 2015)
It is called nozel efficiency.
Mvk said:
(May 24, 2016)
Is there any significance of internal efficiency in turbines?
Only stage efficiency and overall efficiency are calculated.
Engr Arshad Jamali said:
(Dec 5, 2016)
It is also called as nozzle efficiency.
Vijay Kumar said:
(Dec 22, 2016)
It's right answer is that nozzle efficiency.
Nayan Gogoi said:
(Jun 13, 2017)
It's Nozzle efficiency.
Dhiraj said:
(Aug 22, 2017)
Why this is not a stage efficiency?
Please give me solution.
Durugappa said:
(Oct 3, 2017)
This is called nozzle efficiency.
Tanmoy said:
(Dec 1, 2017)
Nozzle efficiency and internal efficiently are same.
Somashekar S M said:
(Jul 10, 2018)
Isentropic efficiency is regarded as internal efficiency of steam turbine.
