The fuel inputs per hr of plant-1 and plant-2 are given as F₁ = 0.4P₁² + 80 P₁ +240 OMR/hr F2 = 0.5P1² + 60 P2 +300 OMR/hr Determine the economic operating schedule corresponding cost generation if the total load is 360MW.Neglect the line losses and generator limits. P1 = 188.89 P2 = 171.11 Total Cost = 54,829.12 OMR/hr P1 = 189.89 P2 = 170.11 Total Cost = 52,629.12 OMR/hr None P1 = 185.89 P2 = 174.11 Total Cost = 58,429.12 OMR / hr

The fuel inputs per hr of plant-1 and plant-2 are given as F₁ = 0.4P₁² + 80 P₁ +240 OMR/hr F2 = 0.5P1² + 60 P2 +300 OMR/hr Determine the economic operating schedule corresponding cost generation if the total load is 360MW.Neglect the line losses and generator limits. P1 = 188.89 P2 = 171.11 Total Cost = 54,829.12 OMR/hr P1 = 189.89 P2 = 170.11 Total Cost = 52,629.12 OMR/hr None P1 = 185.89 P2 = 174.11 Total Cost = 58,429.12 OMR / hr

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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