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This depends on the design of the turbine. I worked with turbine with 4 critical speed bands. It is the natural harmonic frequency where there is maximum vibrations in the turbine. These speed bands can be more than one. Length, weight and steam entry type are the factors which decide the critical speed bands in a turbine.
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