Hood's peacetime condition and missing major refit

Was HMS Hood run under wartime conditions during peacetime because that had been planned before she was designed?

No such lifetime operating plan is supported; Hood needed a major reconstruction, while the separate quotation about wartime running requires its original context.

Hood's designers expected peacetime service after World War I, so prolonged operation under wartime conditions was not something they had planned before designing her. She received refits, but her machinery eventually needed replacement and a major reconstruction was due after Renown returned, around late 1939 or early 1940. The proposed work included new boilers and turbines, protection and secondary-armament changes, and greater main-gun elevation. Wartime engineering tolerances, a heavy duty cycle, and an overdue reconstruction are different explanations of her condition. The quoted claim about wartime running remains unresolved because its original question and context are missing; the Abyssinian crisis is raised only as a possible context.