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 Sam Rayburn release rate?
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05/21/20 11:57 PM
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Igofish2
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I watch the COE site that reports release rates for the day. They also show the turbine schedule. How many CFS does it take to operate, one of the turbines?
Yes I meant CFS
Last edited by Igofish2; 05/22/20 05:25 PM.
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 Re: Sam Rayburn release rate?
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Jarrett Latta
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Don't about cfm but cfs is the measure they use. I'd think it's all in the turbine design as to what it takes minimum to operate.
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Re: Sam Rayburn release rate?
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05/22/20 11:06 AM
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Coolarrow
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The CFS amount is changed with the amount of power they are producing. It takes more flow to make more power. I read on the US Army Corp site. 50 megawatts takes 9000cfs. I donโt know if their amount of expected generation is posted. I do know they always say hours of generation subject to change.
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