ans 1. Establish prionity-list for generation units in table below usingfull-load production cost method.averageunit input-output function (H) fuel cost (O full-hood570+ 8.1 P + 0.01 p?1.7250MW720+7.7P+0.015P.1.3300 MW3810 + 7.2P, +0.012 P1.2200MW4850+79 P, +0.0 2 p?0.9MW5640+ 9.1 P3 + 0.025 P25。Mん750 + 8.8 P. +0.018 P61.5450

Calculate the input-output function for unit 1. H1=1.7570+8.1250+0.012502250=21.896 Calculate the…

1. Establish priority-dist for generation units in table below using full-load average production cost method. unit ingut-output function (H) fuel cost (c) full-load 570+ 8.1 P, + 0.01 P,? 1.7 250mw 720+7.7P+0.015P 810 + 7.2 P,+0.012 P? 1.3 MW 300 3 MW 1.2 200 4 850+7.9 P, +0.02 P 0.9 400M 5 | 640 + 9.1 P, +0. 025 P 25. MW 6 750 + 8.8 P. +0.018 P 15 450

1. Establish priority-dist for generation units in table below using full-load average production cost method. unit ingut-output function (H) fuel cost (c) full-load 570+ 8.1 P, + 0.01 P,? 1.7 250mw 720+7.7P+0.015P 810 + 7.2 P,+0.012 P? 1.3 MW 300 3 MW 1.2 200 4 850+7.9 P, +0.02 P 0.9 400M 5 | 640 + 9.1 P, +0. 025 P 25. MW 6 750 + 8.8 P. +0.018 P 15 450

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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