turbogenerators
A turbogenerator is a device that converts the kinetic energy of a rotating fluid into electrical energy. It consists of two main components: a turbine and a generator. The turbine is driven by a working fluid, such as steam, gas, or water, which flows through it and causes the turbine's rotor to spin. The generator, mechanically coupled to the turbine's rotor, is essentially an electric machine that converts this rotational mechanical energy into electrical energy.
Turbines are designed to efficiently extract energy from the moving fluid. Steam turbines are commonly used
The generator utilizes the principle of electromagnetic induction. As the turbine spins the generator's rotor, which