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Turbine Power Plants refer to the energy station that uses fluid kinetic energy to drive the turbine to rotate and drive the alternator to generate electricity. The core principle is energy conversion, which involves the transfer of kinetic energy through the interaction between turbine blades and fluids, ultimately completing the conversion from thermal/kinetic energy to electrical energy.
According to the type of working medium, Its can be classified into Gas turbine power plants, Steam turbine power plants, Hydro power plants, and Wind power stations, etc.
As the core facility for energy conversion, turbine power stations convert fluid energy (such as steam, water, wind, etc.) into mechanical energy through turbines, which then drive generators to generate electrical energy. They are widely used in traditional and new energy fields. In recent years, with technological iteration and scenario expansion, turbine power stations have shown new trends in patent innovation, intelligent control, and multi energy adaptation.
