This collection of classic works by the author explores the theory and nature of steam turbines, providing valuable insights into their history and development. As an essential tool in power generation, steam turbines play a vital role in the study of thermodynamics. The author investigates concepts of efficiency, heat, pressure, velocity, and flow, examining the advantages and disadvantages of steam turbines in comparison to reciprocating engines. Covering a range of subjects, the book discusses nozzles, blades, and governing systems, exemplifying its concepts with diagrams and illustrations. Essential for anyone interested in the field of steam power and turbine design, this book is an invaluable resource for engineers, researchers, and students alike.

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