What Is a Reaction Turbine with a Velocity-Compounded Impulse Stage?

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A reaction turbine with a velocity-compounded impulse stage combines both reaction and impulse principles to optimize efficiency. The design typically features multiple stages where the fluid expands and accelerates, converting pressure energy into kinetic energy. Key components include a rotor and stator arrangement that facilitates energy transfer. Resources for further understanding can be found on educational websites like NASA's. This discussion emphasizes the need for visual aids and detailed descriptions to grasp the concept effectively.
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Sketch and describe a reaction turbine with a velocity-compounded impulse stage.

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Would anyone happen to know where I could find this?? Link?
 
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