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By' heat input' I suppose you mean to the environment. The most used heat cycle in power plants is the Rankine Cycle (you can look this up in Wikipedia) which aims to get maximum power out of a given amount of steam delivered to the steam turbine/generator. This involves expanding the low pressure steam at the back end down to a vacuum, maintained by a flow of cooling water to the condenser. This cooling water inevitably carries heat away to either a lake, the sea, or a river, or to air cooling towers, but overall efficiency of 40 percent or so can be obtained.

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