Vortices generated at the intersections of the blade tips, roots, and end-walls.

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Both designs rely on the same fundamental thermodynamic principles, governed by Euler’s turbomachinery equation, but their geometric constraints dictate vastly different performance characteristics. Axial Turbines: High Flow, High Efficiency

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When selecting a turbine type, engineers use criteria established in literature such as AGARD LS-167 .

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