What is the Heat Rate of turbine? How is it calculated? What are the normal parameters for DCS boiler/turbine? What is the condenser capacity of your current plant? What are the steam parameters? What is the permit procedure for hot work in oil line? When the work at hight required? How anchoring on scaffolding is done?

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The heat rate of a turbine is a measure of its efficiency in converting fuel into electricity. It is calculated by dividing the total energy input by the electricity output.

Heat rate is calculated by dividing the total energy input (in BTUs) by the electricity output (in kWh).
Normal parameters for DCS boiler/turbine include temperature, pressure, flow rates, and efficiency.
Condenser capacity is the amount of heat that can be removed from the steam in a given time period.
Steam parameters include pressure, temperature, and quality of the steam.
Permit procedure for hot work in oil line typically involves obtaining a hot work permit, ensuring proper safety measures are in place, and monitoring the work closely.
Work at height is required for tasks such as maintenance, inspection, and repair of equipment located above ground level.
Anchoring on scaffolding is done using secure ties, clamps, or hooks to prevent the scaffold from moving or collapsing.

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