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Steam Nozzles and Turbines
In a reaction turbine, when steam flows through the fixed blades,
pressure increases while velocity decreases
pressure decreases while velocity increases
pressure and velocity both decreases
pressure and velocity both increases
Correct Answer:
pressure decreases while velocity increases
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