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What is a compressed Air Turbine? What’s it used for ? Benefits? How is a mechanical...

What is a compressed Air Turbine? What’s it used for ? Benefits? How is a mechanical break used with it ?

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Compressed air Turbine means the Turbine runs with the compressed air to generate power. The compressed air available at the exit of the compressor this air expands in the Turbine to generate mechanical power. which is used to generate the electric power . Benefits of compressed air turbine is the cost of fuel is nil. And maintenance of the Turbine also less cost and installation cost is less.

These compressed air is to stop the automobiles means the compressed air used apply the breaking force. Compressed air used instead of hydraulic fluid the remaining operations are same as hydraulic breaking system.


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