the combined cycle of the CFE plant, called two mouths, works in this 3 gas turbines These are important in the power generation process of the plant. THEORETICAL INTRODUCTION The process of transforming natural gas into electricity begins when air from the outside is compressed at high pressure in the compressor. From there, it leads to the combustion chamber where it mixes with the fuel. The flue gases then pass through the gas turbine where they expand. This causes the heat energy to transform into mechanical energy, transmitting it to the axis. • Subsequently, the gases leaving the gas turbine are taken to a heat recovery boiler to produce steam. From this moment the conventional steam water cycle occurs in which the steam spins the steam turbine. At the exit of the turbine the steam condenses (transforming again into water) and returns to the boiler to start a new cycle of steam production. Usually, the gas turbine and steam turbine are coupled to the same axis, so that they jointly operate the same electric generator. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION The gas turbines consist of a 17-speed axial compressor, a combustion chamber equipped with 16 gas atomization nozzles and a 4-speed action type gas turbine, the additional burners and the gas turbine use natural gas to its operation, the average maximum gas consumption at maximum load for each power plant is approximately 50 million cubic feet per day. The steam turbine consists of a rotor with 13 speeds of movable blades, of which 10 are action and 3 are reaction, this turbine has a steam extractor in the speed 11, this is with the purpose of making the thermodynamic cycle more efficient. APPLICATION • The electric power plant "Dos Bocas" consists of two combined cycle plants, which are independent of each other, both belong to the "Westinghouse" trademark and currently only one of them continues to operate. Each of the powerplants consists of:-2 gas turbines of 63 MW effective capacity each- 2 steam generators for heat recovery- 1 Nano cylindrical steam turbine of 100 MW effective capacity with axial condensation exhaust CONCLUSION • We can conclude that combined cycle power plants are more flexible than conventional power plants. By being more efficient, having greater efficiency by a wider range of powers, their emissions are lower, their cooling water consumption is lower and saves energy in the form of fuel, are faster to build and have a lower area ratio per MW installed, this reduces the visual impact. • One of its most notable advantages is that CO2 emissions in relation to the kilowatts/hour produced are less than half the emissions of a conventional coal plant. • Working as a team always in good, more when there is a good coordination and availability to do things, it is always good to have approach to these plants, since they leave us pleasant experiences.