The diaphragm is an important part because it plays an important role in changing the flow direction of hightemperature and high-pressure steam in the steam turbine. Because it is subjected to high pressure by high temperature steam, there should be great concerns about breakage of parts, runouts due to vibration by rotating parts, and deformation due to creep effect and fatigue breakage due to long-term use in high temperature environments. In order to ensure the safety of turbine components in such a harsh environment, structural analysis should be prioritized prior to manufacturing prototypes. In this study, in order to verify the design stability of the diaphragm, physical safety is checked through static analysis, vibration analysis, and fatigue analysis, and the fatigue life is predicted. The total deformation, equivalent stress, and strain are determined by static analysis, and the stress and total deformation by the harmonic response are obtained through vibration analysis, and the stability is judged by comparing it with the characteristic value. We intend to verify the safety of the design and propose a complementary diaphragm design.