Economics of Power Generation Load factor of a power station is defined as maximum demand/average load average load x maximum demand average load/maximum demand (average load x maximum demand)172 maximum demand/average load average load x maximum demand average load/maximum demand (average load x maximum demand)172 ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation The connected load of a domestic consumer is around 5 kW 120 kW 80 kW 40 kW 5 kW 120 kW 80 kW 40 kW ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation With reference to a power station which of the following is not a fixed cost? Insurance charges Interest on capital Fuel cost Depreciation Insurance charges Interest on capital Fuel cost Depreciation ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation When the power factor is increased Line current decreases Active power decreases Line current increases Active power increases Line current decreases Active power decreases Line current increases Active power increases ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation Load factor for heavy industries may be taken as 10 to 20 % 50 to 70% 25 to 40% 70 to 80% 10 to 20 % 50 to 70% 25 to 40% 70 to 80% ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation Is the reserved generating capacity available for service under emergency conditions which is not kept in operation but in working order, Firm power Spinning reserve Cold reserve Hot reserve Firm power Spinning reserve Cold reserve Hot reserve ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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