This Course provides a detailed and practical understanding of steam turbine systems and TG (Turbine Generator) island design, construction, and auxiliary systems in thermal and combined cycle power plants. It begins with an overview of steam turbines, covering types, technical features, and combinations of impulse and reaction turbines, along with construction details, axial thrust balancing, casing supports, and material selection.

Learners gain in-depth knowledge of turbine auxiliary systems, including feedwater, condensate, extraction steam, and heater drain systems, and their integration within the TG island. The course also covers TG building layouts across multiple floors, including CW and CEP pits, mezzanine, operating, heater, and deaerator levels, as well as combined cycle power plant configurations. Critical piping layouts between boilers and turbines, as well as detailed piping for condensate, feedwater, extraction steam, and heater drain systems, are addressed. This specialization equips learners with the skills to design, construct, and manage steam turbine and TG island systems for efficient, reliable, and safe power plant operation.