24,000 Peak load CT gas 21,330 Load following Load following Load duration curve Coal- 11,000 Baseload 1,800 8,760 Demand duration (h) 2. In the modified figure in this week's slides, what is the system's instantaneous peak demand (i.e., the highest single hour of demand) in MWh? Capacity (MW)

24,000 Peak load CT gas 21,330 Load following Load following Load duration curve Coal- 11,000 Baseload 1,800 8,760 Demand duration (h) 2. In the modified figure in this week's slides, what is the system's instantaneous peak demand (i.e., the highest single hour of demand) in MWh? Capacity (MW)

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24,000
Peak load
CT gas
21,330
Load
following
Load
Load duration
curve
following
Coal-
11,000
Baseload
1,800
8,760
Demand duration (h)
2. In the modified figure in this week's
slides, what is the system's instantaneous
peak demand (i.e., the highest single hour
of demand) in MWh?
Capacity (MW)

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