Air or Steam Pressure Turbine Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-MOL-11972
Quick Answer: The Air or Steam Pressure Turbine is an all-metal, two-stage working model with its rotor and shaft on ball bearings. A transparent plastic cylinder shows the inside of the turbine while it works, and the model is complete on a cast iron base.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- All-metal, two-stage working model
- Rotor with shaft on ball bearings
- Transparent plastic cylinder for an inner view of the turbine while working
- Complete on a cast iron base
- Air generated by a compressor is suggested in place of steam
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Two-stage working model |
| Construction | All metal |
| Rotor | Rotor with shaft on ball bearings |
| Viewing | Transparent plastic cylinder |
| Base | Cast iron |
| Working fluid | Steam, or air from a compressor (suggested in place of steam) |
About This Product
A pressure turbine takes energy from a flowing gas, such as steam or compressed air, and turns it into shaft rotation, and splitting the expansion into two stages is a standard way to use the pressure drop. In a classroom, a working model with a transparent casing lets students see how the flow acts on the rotor. Air from a compressor can be used in place of steam. Other turbine models in the range include the Impulse Turbine and the Pelton Turbine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Can the Air or Steam Pressure Turbine run on air?
Yes. In place of steam, air generated by a compressor is suggested.
Q2. Can the inside of the turbine be seen?
Yes. A transparent plastic cylinder gives an inner view of the turbine while it is working.
Q3. How many stages does it have?
It is a two-stage working model.
Related: Mechanical Operational Lab, Impulse Turbine, Pelton Turbine, Pure Reaction Turbine, Different Impellers of Pumps and Turbine.
For a quotation on the Air or Steam Pressure Turbine, contact School Lab Equipment India.