In a continuous more » vapor medium the water formed by partial condensation of the steam appears in the low-pressure part of large turbines and also in the high-pressure part of nuclear turbines for water-cooled reactor systems.
The term ''wet-steam'' refers to a two-phase mixture in which the liquid phase is dispersed in various forms. The chapters on condensation processes and gas dynamics of wet steam should, however, be useful in a general way for all researchers working in the domain of two-phase flows. The lectures are intended mainly for students, scientists, and practicing engineers involved in design, development, research, and operation of turbine plants. A collection of the edited lecture notes for a course on two-phase flow in turbines presented at the von Darman Institute for Fluid Dynamics in May 1974 is presented.
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