The annual load duration curve for a typical heavy load being served by a steam station, a run-of-river station and a reservoir hydro- electric station is as shown below. The ratio of number of units supplied by these stations is : Steam : Run-of-river : Reservoir : :7:3:2 The run-of-river station is capable of generating power continuously and works as a base load station. The reservoir station works as a peak load station. Determine (A) the maximum demand of each station and (B) load factor of each station. D 320 Reservoir Hydro-station Steam station 160 E Run-of-river Station 8760 Hours- Load in MW -

The annual load duration curve for a typical heavy load being served by a steam station, a run-of-river station and a reservoir hydro- electric station is as shown below. The ratio of number of units supplied by these stations is : Steam : Run-of-river : Reservoir : :7:3:2 The run-of-river station is capable of generating power continuously and works as a base load station. The reservoir station works as a peak load station. Determine (A) the maximum demand of each station and (B) load factor of each station. D 320 Reservoir Hydro-station Steam station 160 E Run-of-river Station 8760 Hours- Load in MW -

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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