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>> “Things are going to break,” she said. “We have an aging fleet that’s being run harder than it’s ever been run.” The conclusion that something will break ju
by kortilla 4y ago
>> “Things are going to break,” she said. “We have an aging fleet that’s being run harder than it’s ever been run.”
The conclusion that something will break just because it’s been run harder than ever is not based on “science and measurable facts”. Either the plants an grid are within their performance envelopes or they aren’t. These things are over provisioned precisely for these scenarios.
A meaningful statement would have been based on how close to design capacity they are at. Previous usage is completely irrelevant.
- ikr678 4y agoIt's not that they are being run at 110% of designed standards, it's that are being 'run harder' by skipping maintenance windows to keep uptime. Things will break. It's clear a lot of people in this thread have no exposure to operations.
- Krisjohn 4y agoIf you don't schedule maintenance your equipment will schedule it for you.