Category: Economics of Power Generation

A. Switching of the loads
B. Frequency reduction
C. Voltage reduction
D. Any of the above

A. less number of consumers
B. more number of consumers
C. neither A. nor B.
D. either A. or B.

A. current
B. voltage
C. duration of contact
D. all of the above

A. Diesel engine plant
B. Gas turbine plant
C. Nuclear power plant
D. Pumped storage plant

A. Sinking fund method
B. Straight line method
C. Diminishing value method
D. Halsey’s 50—50 formula

A. rated r.p.m.
B. no load
C. 20 percent load
D. near full load

A. water cooled
B. natural air cooled
C. forced air cooled
D. hydrogen cooled

A. Nuclear power plant
B. Steam turbine plant
C. Pumped storage plant
D. None of the above

A. sinking fund depreciation
B. straight line depreciation
C. reducing balances depreciation
D. none of the above

A. Solar power plant
B. Tidal power plant
C. Wind power plant
D. Any of the above