Frommidnight toFrom5 am to5 a.mNo-load8 a.mRegion B(Time)Frommidnight toFrom^ generation station of 3 MW supply a two regions A & B.The linelosses are neglected and the load variation of these regions is as follow:Region A(Time)Load (kw)120011 a.m800From6 p.mNo-loadFromFrom6 p.m tomidnight600FromFrom8 a.m toFrom11 a.m to6 a.m to6 a.m3 p.mLoad (kw)4009001-Plot The daily load curve of the total system.7 p.m to9 p.m18009 p.m tomidnight2002-Find the load factor, diversity factor,plant user factor and the actual3 p.m to7 p.mNo-load

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