CCPP JUST WRITTEN FOR YOU
/sɛpiːˈpiː/ · sep·i·pee
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- A type of power plant that generates electricity by using the waste heat from a gas turbine to produce steam, which drives a steam turbine. The CCPP in the city is a major source of clean energy.
- A system or process that combines multiple cycles to achieve a more efficient outcome, often used in industrial or technological contexts. The new CCPP system increased the factory's productivity by 30%.
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Did you know? The first CCPP was built in the 1960s in the United States, and since then, they have become a popular choice for power generation due to their high efficiency and low environmental impact.