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Salient design considerations for an ideal combined cycle power plant
Combustion turbines and combined cycles have become a dominant mode of new capacity addition in most parts of the world. However, to maximize the benefits of a combined cycle, it must be designed to take into account site-specific technical, economic, and environmental considerations. This paper outlines the important design considerations that must be addressed in the early stages of a project's development.
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