Economics of Power Generation A load draws a power of 10 kW at a power factor of 0.707 lagging. The lagging kVAR drawn from the supply will be 5 kVAR 15kVAR 10 kVAR 20 kVAR 5 kVAR 15kVAR 10 kVAR 20 kVAR ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation Annual depreciation of the plant it proportional to the earning capacity of the plant vide sinking fund depreciation None of these reducing balances depreciation straight line depreciation sinking fund depreciation None of these reducing balances depreciation straight line depreciation ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation Generators for peak load plants are usually designed for maximum efficiency at Full load 50 to 75 % percent full load 25 to 50 % percent full load 25 percent overload Full load 50 to 75 % percent full load 25 to 50 % percent full load 25 percent overload ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation Which plant can never have 100 percent load factor? Nuclear power plant Base load plant Hydroelectric plant Peak load plant Nuclear power plant Base load plant Hydroelectric plant Peak load plant 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 Depreciation Fuel cost Insurance charges Interest on capital Depreciation Fuel cost ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation The fixed cost of energy generated Depends on maximum demand Depends on units generated None of the listed here Indepemdent of max demand and units generated Depends on maximum demand Depends on units generated None of the listed here Indepemdent of max demand and units generated ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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