Category: Economics of Power Generation

A. equal to unity
B. less than unity
C. more than unity
D. equal to zero Diversity factor is always

A. average demand
B. energy consumed
C. maximum demand
D. none of the above

A. Peak load plant
B. Base load plant
C. Nuclear power plant
D. Hydro electric plant

A. Horn gaps
B. Rod gaps
C. Surge absorbers
D. All of the above

A. at the receiving end
B. at the sending end
C. either A. or (b)
D. none of the above

A. Fuel cost
B. Interest on capital
C. Insurance charges
D. Depreciation

A. fixed charges
B. semi-fixed charges
C. running charges
D. all of the above

A. Maintenance cost
B. Fuel cost
C. Salaries of high officials
D. Salaries of operating staff

A. Fuel cost
B. Interest on capital
C. Depreciation
D. Insurance charges

A. peak load plant
B. base load plant
C. stand-by plant
D. spinning reserve plant
E. any of the above