The main functions of moisture separator reheaters (MSRs) in a steam turbine cycle are to remove moisture from the steam after it has passed through the high-pressure turbine stage and to superheat the steam before it enters the low-pressure turbine stages. Steam exiting the high-pressure turbine contains a significant amount of moisture due to expansion and cooling. This moisture can cause erosion and damage to the low-pressure turbine blades, reducing their efficiency and lifespan. The moisture separator removes this....
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