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Efficiency evaluation for a combined-cycle cogeneration plant contribution to variable electrical load control depending on equipment wear

Uneven power consumption in electrical grids is challenging for maintaining daily power load schedule. Existing power generation facilities are required to contribute to electrical load control. This paper is a result of efficiency evaluation for a combined-cycle cogeneration plant under a variable mode based on equivalent operating hours and equipment wear and tear for PGU-4T turbine as an example.