Net Equipment Heatrate Test Sample Clauses

Net Equipment Heatrate Test. (Section 1.2) on fuel oil. b. Air Emissions Test (Section 4.1) on fuel oil. c. Gas Turbine Fuel Switching Test (Section 6.2). d. Minimum Load Operation at 50% Base Load on fuel oil (Section 6.3). e. Gas Turbine Startup on fuel oil (Section 6.4). f. Gas Turbine Load Rate Change on fuel oil (Section 6.5). g. Gas Turbine Fuel Oil Firing (Section 6.7).
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