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    The document discusses the differences between impulse and reaction turbines. A reaction turbine develops torque by reacting to fluid pressure or weight according to Newton's third law of motion. An impulse turbine is driven by high velocity jets of fluid striking vanes or buckets attached to a wheel, removing kinetic energy from the fluid flow as described by Newton's second law of motion. The document also discusses parts, elements, and formulas related to hydro-electric power plants.

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    The document discusses the differences between impulse and reaction turbines. A reaction turbine develops torque by reacting to fluid pressure or weight according to Newton's third law of motion. An impulse turbine is driven by high velocity jets of fluid striking vanes or buckets attached to a wheel, removing kinetic energy from the fluid flow as described by Newton's second law of motion. The document also discusses parts, elements, and formulas related to hydro-electric power plants.

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    The document discusses the differences between impulse and reaction turbines. A reaction turbine develops torque by reacting to fluid pressure or weight according to Newton's third law of motion. An impulse turbine is driven by high velocity jets of fluid striking vanes or buckets attached to a wheel, removing kinetic energy from the fluid flow as described by Newton's second law of motion. The document also discusses parts, elements, and formulas related to hydro-electric power plants.

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    Hydro Electric Power Plant

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    The document discusses the differences between impulse and reaction turbines. A reaction turbine develops torque by reacting to fluid pressure or weight according to Newton's third law of motion. An impulse turbine is driven by high velocity jets of fluid striking vanes or buckets attached to a wheel, removing kinetic energy from the fluid flow as described by Newton's second law of motion. The document also discusses parts, elements, and formulas related to hydro-electric power plants.

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    Hydro-ElEctric PowEr Plant

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    Difference Between Impulse and Reaction Turbine

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    Hydro- Electric Power Plant Parts
    A reaction turbine is a type of turbine that develops torque by reacting to the
    pressure or weight of a fluid. The operation of reaction turbines is described
    by Newton's third law of motion (action and reaction are equal and opposite).
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    Hydro- Electric Power Plant Parts
    An impulse turbine is a turbine that is driven by high velocity jets of water or steam from a
    nozzle directed on to vanes or buckets attached to a wheel. The resulting impulse (as
    described by Newton's second law of motion) spins the turbine and removes kinetic energy
    from the fluid flow.
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