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A steam turbine in a power plant is a machine that converts the thermal energy of high‑pressure steam into mechanical rotation, which then drives an electrical generator. Water is heated in a boiler until it becomes superheated steam; this steam expands through multiple turbine stages, striking stationary nozzles and rotating blades that extract its energy. After passing through the turbine, the steam is cooled and condensed back into water so the cycle can repeat.