Unit 1: Coal-fired steam unit: Max output = 600 MWMin output = 150 MWInput-output curve:Input-output curve:Unit 2: Oil-fired steam unit: Max output=400H₂Input-output curve:H₁MBtuhH₂MBtuh510.0+7.2P, +0.00142P²Unit 3: Oil-fired steam unit: Max output = 200 MWMin output = 50 MWMBtuhMW Min output = 100 MW- 310.0+7.85P₂ +0.00194P²= 78.0+7.97P, +0.00482P²Example 3A: Suppose that we wish to determine the economic operating point forthese three units when delivering a total of 850 MW. Before this problem can be solved,the fuel cost of each unit must be specified. Let the following fuel costs be in effect.Unit1: fuel cost-1.1 $/MBtuUnit 2: fuel cost=1.0 $/MBtuUnit 3: fuel cost=1.0 $/MBtu

Given data Total load; PLoad=850 MW Unit 1: H1=510.0+7.2 P1+0.00142P12 Fuel cost=1.1 $/MBtu Unit 2:…

Unit 1: Coal-fired steam unit: Max output = 600 MW Min output = 150 MW Input-output curve: Input-output curve: H₁ Unit 2: Oil-fired steam unit: Max output=400 H₂ Input-output curve: MBtu = 510.0+7.2P, +0.00142P² MBtu h MW Min output - 100 MW =310.0+7.85P +0.00194P² Unit 3: Oil-fired steam unit: Max output = 200 MW Min output = 50 MW H₁ (MBtu)- = 78.0+7.97P, +0.00482 P² h Example 3A: Suppose that we wish to determine the economic operating point for these three units when delivering a total of 850 MW. Before this problem can be solved, the fuel cost of each unit must be specified. Let the following fuel costs be in effect. Unitl: fuel cost = 1.1 $/MBtu Unit 2: fuel cost=1.0 $/MBtu Unit 3: fuel cost=1.0 $/MBtu

Unit 1: Coal-fired steam unit: Max output = 600 MW Min output = 150 MW Input-output curve: Input-output curve: H₁ Unit 2: Oil-fired steam unit: Max output=400 H₂ Input-output curve: MBtu = 510.0+7.2P, +0.00142P² MBtu h MW Min output - 100 MW =310.0+7.85P +0.00194P² Unit 3: Oil-fired steam unit: Max output = 200 MW Min output = 50 MW H₁ (MBtu)- = 78.0+7.97P, +0.00482 P² h Example 3A: Suppose that we wish to determine the economic operating point for these three units when delivering a total of 850 MW. Before this problem can be solved, the fuel cost of each unit must be specified. Let the following fuel costs be in effect. Unitl: fuel cost = 1.1 $/MBtu Unit 2: fuel cost=1.0 $/MBtu Unit 3: fuel cost=1.0 $/MBtu

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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