Turbine heat rate and turbine efficiency

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Turbine heat rate and efficiency are important factors in determining the performance of a turbine.

Turbine heat rate is the amount of fuel energy input required to produce a unit of electricity output.
Turbine efficiency is the ratio of the actual work output of the turbine to the theoretical maximum work output.
Improving turbine efficiency and reducing heat rate can result in significant cost savings and environmental benefits.
Factors that affect turbine heat rate and efficiency include turbine design, operating conditions, and maintenance practices.
Regular monitoring and analysis of turbine performance can help identify opportunities for improvement.

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