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Combine UT 1 and 2 Question Bank 20 marks

Each question 4 marks


1. Draw layout of hydroelectric power plant and explain its working./ Explain with neat
sketch general layout of hydro-electric power plant.
2. Elaborate world scenario of demand and supply of energy MSBTE repeted question
3. State the factors which affect selection of power plant(Hydro-electric Power Plant, Diesel
Power Plant, Steam Power Plant)
4. Draw a neat sketch of ‘Benson Boiler’. Explain its working details ( Write pressure (OP)
and temperature range )
5. Explain with neat sketch working principle of fluidized bed combustion (FBC) boiler.
6. Explain with neat sketch working of Ramsin boiler.
7. Explain the maintenance procedure of major components of High Pressure Boilers
8. Draw a layout Steam Power Plant and list the components
9. Write standard maintenance procedure of ‘Gas Power Plant’.
10. Explain with neat sketch Gas Turbine Power Plant.
11. Explain with neat sketch close cycle gas turbine power plant and open cycle.
12. Explain with neat sketch Pressurised Water Reactor (PWR).
13. Explain with neat sketch operating principle of Nuclear power plant.
14. Compare between Boiler Water Reactor (BWR) & Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR).
15. State different types of nuclear reactors. Explain the working of boiler water

1)The peak load on a power station is 30 MW. The loads having maximum demands
of 25 MW, 10 MW, 5 MW and 7 MW are connected to the power station. The capacity of the
power station is 40 MW and annual load factor is 50%. Find

(a) Average load on the power station. (b) Energy supplied per year. (c) Demand factor. (d)
Diversity factor.

2) A power plant supplies the loads having maximum demands of 40 MW, 50 MW and30 MW
respectively. The load factor of the plant on the basis of annual load curve is 60% and the
diversity the factor of the load is 1.2. Determine (a) the maximum load on the power plant, (b)
the capacity of the power plant required to take the loads, and (c) annual energy supplied by the power
plant.

3) A power station has annual factors as follows: Load factor = 0.6 , capacity factor= and use factor=
0.45. The maximum demand from the power station = 20 MW. Determine (a) Annual energy produced
(b) Reserve capacity over and above peak load (c) Number of hour per year during which plant is not
working
4) A power plant has the following annual factors. Load factor = 70%. Capacity factor 50%, Use
factor = 60% Maximum demand is 20 MW.

Find :
(a) Annual energy production.

(b) Reserve capacity over and above peak load.


(c) Hours during which the plant is not in service per year.

5) A 60 MW power annual peak load of 50 MW. The power station supplies loads having
maximum demands of 20 MW, 17 MW, 10 MW and 9 MW. The annual load factor is 0.45.Find:
(i) Average load. (iii) Diversity factor.(ii) Energy supplied per year. (iv) Demand factor

6)The Thermal Power Plant consist of two 60 MW units, each running at 8000 hours and one 30 MW
units runs at 4000 hours per year. Energy produced by the plant is 850  106 kWh per year. Find
plant load factors and plant use factor.

7)A power station has two 60 MW units each running for 7000 hours a year and
one 30 MW unit running for 1500 hours a year. The energy produced per year
is 700 × 106 kWh.
Calculate : (i) Plant load factor
(ii) Plant use factor

8)A power plant has the following annual factors :


Load factor = 0.75, capacity factor = 0.60, use factor = 0.65.
Maximum demand is 60 MW. Estimate
(i) Annual Energy Production
(ii) Reserve capacity over and above the peak load and
(iii) The hours during which plant is in operation per year.

9)A power station has two 40 MW units each running for 7000 hours a year and
one 20 MW unit running for 1500 hours a year. The energy produced per year
is 700 * 10^6 kWh.
Calculate :
(i) Plant Load Factor
(ii) Plant Use Factor

10)A power plant has following factor.


Peak load = 35 MW
Connected Load = 15, 10, 5, 7 MW
Capacity = 40 MW
Annual load factor = 50%
Estimate :
(i) Average Load
(ii) Energy Supplied
(iii) Demand Factor

11)A powerstation is said to have use factor of 47% and capacity factor of 40%.
For how many hours in a year was the power station not in service

Answer Hours in service=Use Factor×Total hours


Hours in service=0.47×8760≈4125.2 hours

1. Calculate the hours the power station was in service:


o We know the capacity factor is 40%, which means the power station was in
service for 40% of the total hours in a year.
o So, the hours in service are 8760 hours * 40% = 3504 hours.
2. Calculate the hours the power station was not in service:
o Subtract the hours in service from the total hours in a year.
o So, the hours not in service are 8760 hours - 3504 hours = 5256 hours.

Therefore, the power station was not in service for 5256 hours in a year.

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