A generating station having two thermal generating units shown below with minimum andmaximum generations of 45 MW,60 MW and 600 MW, 800 MW respectively, have theGen-2following cost equations.Gen-1C, = 0.065 Pc1? + 25 Pc1 + 400 OMR / HrC2 = 0.082 Pc2² + 8 Pc2 + 320 OMR / HrCalculate the saving when they share load as per economicload dispatch compared to load sharing proportional totheir maximum generation. Neglect line losses.280 MW400 MW

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A generating station having two thermal generating units shown below with minimum an maximum generations of 45 MW,60 MW and 600 MW, 800 MW respectively, have th Gen-2 following cost equations. Gen-1 C = 0.065 Pca² + 25 Pc1 + 400 OMR / Hr C2 = 0.082 Pc2² +8 Pcz + 320 OMR / Hr Calculate the saving when they share load as per economi load dispatch compared to load sharing proportional t their maximum generation. Neglect line losses. 280 MW 400 MW

A generating station having two thermal generating units shown below with minimum an maximum generations of 45 MW,60 MW and 600 MW, 800 MW respectively, have th Gen-2 following cost equations. Gen-1 C = 0.065 Pca² + 25 Pc1 + 400 OMR / Hr C2 = 0.082 Pc2² +8 Pcz + 320 OMR / Hr Calculate the saving when they share load as per economi load dispatch compared to load sharing proportional t their maximum generation. Neglect line losses. 280 MW 400 MW

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305632134

Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Publisher:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Chapter6: Power Flows

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6.47P

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