Economics of Power Generation The most economical power factor for a consumer is generally 0.75 lagging 0.95 lagging 0.6 lagging 1 0.75 lagging 0.95 lagging 0.6 lagging 1 ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation Power generation cost reduces as Diversity factor increases and load factor decreases Both diversity factor as well as load factor increase Diversity factor decreases and load factor increases Both diversity favtor as well as load factor decrease Diversity factor increases and load factor decreases Both diversity factor as well as load factor increase Diversity factor decreases and load factor increases Both diversity favtor as well as load factor decrease ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation When power factor is improved, the lagging kVAR drawn from the supply will Increase None of the listed here Remains same Decrease Increase None of the listed here Remains same Decrease ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation The area under load curve gives None of the listed here Average demand Energy consumed Maximum demand None of the listed here Average demand Energy consumed Maximum demand ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation A consumer who consumes more electrical energy should pay Less running charges per unit None of the listed here Less fixed charges per unit More fixed charges per unit Less running charges per unit None of the listed here Less fixed charges per unit More fixed charges per unit ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Economics of Power Generation Generating capacity connected to the busbars and ready to take load when switched on is known as Spinning reserve Firm power Hot reserve Cold reserve Spinning reserve Firm power Hot reserve Cold reserve ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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