The conversion of fluid energy into mechanical work remains the cornerstone of modern energy systems. Whether in the colossal steam turbines of thermal power plants, the gas turbines of jet engines, or the compact turbochargers of internal combustion engines, the turbine stage acts as the prime mover. The evolution of turbine technology over the last century has bifurcated into two primary geometric configurations: the and the Radial Inflow Turbine .
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