Q1: Give three examples of conventional power plants and five examples of non-conventional power plants? What do you think which one is better and why? Q2: Why nuclear power plants are important and why the fission process is used in all present nuclear power plants? Q3: The flue gases produced are passed through . .and ....... finally exhausted into the atmosphere through.. Q4: Does including pre-heater increase the power plant efficiency? Why?

Q1: Give three examples of conventional power plants and five examples of non-conventional power plants? What do you think which one is better and why? Q2: Why nuclear power plants are important and why the fission process is used in all present nuclear power plants? Q3: The flue gases produced are passed through . .and ....... finally exhausted into the atmosphere through.. Q4: Does including pre-heater increase the power plant efficiency? Why?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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