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steam turbine axial shift

10/12/2008 6:51 AM

why axial shift is maintaining -0.73 mm in our steam turbine?

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Re: steam turbine axial shift

10/12/2008 8:41 PM

why axial shift is maintaining -0.73 mm in our steam turbine?

Because it can!

Seriously, if you want a sensible answer please ask a sensible question with some detail included. With the information in your question we can not even tell if you have a problem. The first step of any systematic approach to trouble shooting is to define the problem. Without this step no solutions are possible.

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Re: steam turbine axial shift

10/13/2008 7:24 AM

Please, more information...

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