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HEATRT
(redirected from Heat Rate)

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Leyzerovich, who previously worked for the Russian Thermal Engineering Research Institute, describes different approaches to constructing start-up instructions, managing variation in power consumption, monitoring heat rate and temperature, analyzing a turbine's operating conditions, and extending a stream turbine's life.
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