Read the question carefully and match the answer with its respective question: It has been reported that before 10years, the Heat Rate of natural gas was 8185. It has been observed that. due to the use of modern technology, in last 10years, the efficiency of natural gas-based power plants has been increased by 20%. As per the report, what is the new %age efficiency? Choose. With reference to the new efficiency what would be the new recorded value of the heat rate of natural gas? Choose.

Read the question carefully and match the answer with its respective question: It has been reported that before 10years, the Heat Rate of natural gas was 8185. It has been observed that. due to the use of modern technology, in last 10years, the efficiency of natural gas-based power plants has been increased by 20%. As per the report, what is the new %age efficiency? Choose. With reference to the new efficiency what would be the new recorded value of the heat rate of natural gas? Choose.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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