VAPOR TURBINE

A steam turbine (1) includes: a rotor (9) which has a rotor body (18) extending along an axis, a plurality of stages of rotor blade rows (13), and a balance piston (20) provided on one axial side (Da1) of the plurality stages of rotor blade rows (13); a casing (7) which covers the rotor (9) from an...

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Zusammenfassung:A steam turbine (1) includes: a rotor (9) which has a rotor body (18) extending along an axis, a plurality of stages of rotor blade rows (13), and a balance piston (20) provided on one axial side (Da1) of the plurality stages of rotor blade rows (13); a casing (7) which covers the rotor (9) from an outside in a radial direction relative to the axis and forms, between the casing (7) and the rotor (9), a plurality of blade chambers (25) corresponding to the rotor blade rows (13), a first chamber (27) on the other axial side (Da2) of the balance piston (20), and a second chamber (28) on the one axial side (Da1) of the balance piston (20); a thrust bearing (10) which receives a thrust force applied to the rotor (9); a steam inlet (14) through which steam is introduced into the first chamber (27); a first pipe (29) which connects a second chamber (28) and one blade chamber (25e) of the plurality of blade chambers to each other; a first regulation valve (31) which is provided in the first pipe (29); a second pipe (30) which connects the second chamber (28) and another blade chamber (25b) of the plurality of blade chambers to each other, another blade chamber (25b) having an internal pressure different from that of the one blade chamber; a second regulation valve (32) which is provided in the second pipe (30); and a control device (12) which controls the first regulation valve (31) and the second regulation valve (32) based on a thrust force applied to the thrust bearing (10).