The monthly readings of a consumer’s meter are under ; Maximum demand = 60 kW Energy consumed = 24,000 kWh Reactive energy = 15,600 kVAR If the tariff is Rs 20 per kW of maximum demand plus 3 paise per unit plus 0·1 paise per unit for each 1% power factor below 85%, calculate the monthly bill of the consume
The monthly readings of a consumer’s meter are under ; Maximum demand = 60 kW Energy consumed = 24,000 kWh Reactive energy = 15,600 kVAR If the tariff is Rs 20 per kW of maximum demand plus 3 paise per unit plus 0·1 paise per unit for each 1% power factor below 85%, calculate the monthly bill of the consume
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Type your question here The monthly readings of a consumer’s meter are under ;
Maximum demand = 60 kW
Energy consumed = 24,000 kWh
Reactive energy = 15,600 kVAR
If the tariff is Rs 20 per kW of maximum demand plus 3 paise per unit plus 0·1 paise per unit for each 1%
power factor below 85%, calculate the monthly bill of the consume
![4. The monthly readings of a consumer's meter are under;
Maximum demand
60 kW
Energy consumed = 24,000 kWh
Reactive energy = 15,600 kVAR
If the tariff is Rs 20 per kW of maximum demand plus 3 paise per unit plus 0-1 paise per unit for each 1%
power factor below 85%, calculate the monthly bill of the consumer.
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Transcribed Image Text:4. The monthly readings of a consumer's meter are under;
Maximum demand
60 kW
Energy consumed = 24,000 kWh
Reactive energy = 15,600 kVAR
If the tariff is Rs 20 per kW of maximum demand plus 3 paise per unit plus 0-1 paise per unit for each 1%
power factor below 85%, calculate the monthly bill of the consumer.
[Rs 1960-4]
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