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<blockquote data-quote="Papermaker85" data-source="post: 8571433" data-attributes="member: 572595">my dad Works for louisiana machinery the build 5+ MW generator units and from winter to summer they see a 10%-15% difference in output efficiency here in hte summer its about 95 with 80% humidity in the winter its about 45 with 75% humidity.they are generall dual tubro setups with intercoolers.&nbsp; Hes RUNS the shop and signs off on every drawing and designs the packages along with 2 other EEs and a ME. i&#039;ve seen the load bank to test the generators and i&#039;ve seen kvar vs engine load reading etc... so yea im pretty sure i seen it tested on the largest scale pretty much anyone will see it tested in modern day..only more powerful units are typically large steam turbines. and hte broilers are often 120x80x80 feet for a 6MW unit with a turbine blade diameters of 6ft and super heated steam(cannot have any moisture in it or it will destroy the blades)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Papermaker85, post: 8571433, member: 572595"] my dad Works for louisiana machinery the build 5+ MW generator units and from winter to summer they see a 10%-15% difference in output efficiency here in hte summer its about 95 with 80% humidity in the winter its about 45 with 75% humidity.they are generall dual tubro setups with intercoolers. Hes RUNS the shop and signs off on every drawing and designs the packages along with 2 other EEs and a ME. i've seen the load bank to test the generators and i've seen kvar vs engine load reading etc... so yea im pretty sure i seen it tested on the largest scale pretty much anyone will see it tested in modern day.. only more powerful units are typically large steam turbines. and hte broilers are often 120x80x80 feet for a 6MW unit with a turbine blade diameters of 6ft and super heated steam(cannot have any moisture in it or it will destroy the blades) [/QUOTE]

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