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Please to problem 4

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Explanation / Answer

If Installed capaity is of 1 kW each and time considered one year of operation. one year has 365 days. Based on capacity factor of each plant we can obtain average load on the system seperately.

Capacity factor = Average demand / Rated Capacity.

for Plant 1 :

Installed Capacity = 1 kW, Capital Cost = 600 $/kW

Combustion Turbine

Capacity factor is equal to 0.3 , there fore Average load = 0.3*1 = 300 W.

No.of units generated per year = 300*24(hours/day)*365(days/year) = 2628 kWh/year.

Fixed rate charge per year is 0.1*600 = 60 $/kW.

Running Cost = 0.05*2628 = 131.4 $/kWh.

Total Cost of Plant = Fixed Charge + Running Cost = (60 + 131.4 ) $/year = 191.4 $/year

Cost of one unit of energy generation = Total cost / No.of Units of Energy Utilized = 191.4/2628 = 0.0728 $/kWh.

for Plant 2 :

Installed Capacity = 1 kW, Capital Cost = 2000 $/kW

Coal Steam

Capacity factor is equal to 0.9 , there fore Average load = 0.9*1 = 900 W.

No.of units generated per year = 900*24(hours/day)*365(days/year) = 7884 kWh/year.

Fixed rate charge per year is 0.1*2000 = 200 $/kW.

Running Cost = 0.02*7884 = 157.68 $/kWh.

Total Cost of Plant = Fixed Charge + Running Cost = (200 + 157.68 ) $/year = 357.68 $/year

Cost of one unit of energy generation = Total cost / No.of Units of Energy Utilized = 357.68/7884 = 0.0453 $/kWh.