CS-056: Using Flownex as a Tool to Develop New Engineering Methods and Correlations for Steam Turbine Performance Prediction
This case study demonstrates the ability of Flownex to be used as a tool to develop, test and implement new correlations and methods used in the prediction of steam turbine performance. Flownex empowers the user to quickly carry out multiple tests and parameter studies, saving time and money.
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