Springer 3540036822

Thermische Turbomaschinen: Band 1

Thermodynamisch-Strömungstechnische Berechnung

By unknown author

Introduction to the Work

This volume, "Thermische Turbomaschinen: Band 1," serves as a foundational text for understanding the thermodynamic and fluid dynamic principles governing turbomachinery. It delves into the essential calculations and theoretical underpinnings required for the design and analysis of these complex systems.

Originally authored by Walter Traupel, this work is a significant contribution to the field, providing comprehensive insights into steam turbines, gas turbines, and turbo compressors.

Key Concepts and Topics Covered

This first volume systematically covers the following critical areas:

Edition Information

This specific edition is the 2nd, revised and expanded edition (2. neubearbeitete und erweiterte Auflage), indicating updated and additional content compared to its first printing. It reflects advancements and refinements in the field since its initial publication.

Book Cover

Cover of Thermische Turbomaschinen: Band 1, showing title, author Walter Traupel, and publisher Springer-Verlag

Image: Front cover of "Thermische Turbomaschinen: Band 1". The cover displays the title "Thermische Turbomaschinen", the author "Walter Traupel", and lists "Dampfturbinen, Gasturbinen, Turboverdichter" (Steam Turbines, Gas Turbines, Turbo Compressors) as key topics. The publisher "Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg GmbH" logo is also visible at the bottom.

Specifications

TitleThermische Turbomaschinen: Band 1: Thermodynamisch-Strömungstechnische Berechnung
Authorunknown author
PublisherSpringer
Publication DateJanuary 1, 1966
Edition2nd, revised and expanded edition
LanguageGerman
ISBN-103540036822
ISBN-13978-3540036821
FormatHardcover

Further Information

For additional resources or information regarding this publication, please refer to the publisher's official website or academic libraries specializing in mechanical engineering and thermodynamics.

This book is part of a series; other volumes may cover related or advanced topics in turbomachinery.