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22 April 2009 – 10:39pm
Installed capacity is also called nameplate capacity or maximum capacity. It simply refers to the maximum amount of electric energy that can be produced by all of a dam's turbines operating to their maximum capacity at a given time. No power station ever produces at maximum capacity over a sustained period of time due to maintenance needs, lack of demand or, in the case of hydro dams, lack of water.
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