Economics of power generation

21. Submarines for under water movement, are powered by which of the following ?

Steam accumulators
Air motors
Diesel engines
Batteries

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22. For a power plant which of the following constitutes running cost?

Cost of wages
Cost of fuel
Cost of lubricants
All of the above

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23. Load curve of a power plant has always

zero slope
positive slope
negative slope
any combination of (A), (B) and (C)

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24. public sector undertaking is associated with erection and sometimes running of thermal power plants

NTPC
SAIL
BEL
BHEL

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25. Most efficient plants are normally used as

peak load plants
base load plants
either (A) or (B)
none of the above

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26. Which plant can never have 100 percent load factor ?

Peak load plant
Base load plant
Nuclear power plant
Hydro electric plant

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27. Which of the following plants is almost inevitably used as base load plant ?

Diesel engine plant
Gas turbine plant
Nuclear power plant
Pumped storage plant

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28. Which of the following is the disadvantage of static capacitor for power factor improvement ?

Easily damaged by high voltage
Cannot be repaired
Short service life
All of the above

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29. _______ industry has the least power consumption per tonne of product.

Soap
Sugar
Vegetable oil
Caustic soda

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industry has the least power consumption per tonne of product.

30. Which of the following are not repayable after a stipulated period ?

Shares
Fixed deposits
Cash certificates
Bonds

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