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Gross cycle power output, Net plant power output, parasitic load, export and import of electricity
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08 Jul 2014 19:38 #2412
by williampaulbell
Gross cycle power output, Net plant power output, parasitic load, export and import of electricity was created by williampaulbell
Hello Paul
Could you verify that my understanding of the following concepts is correct when applied to electricity exported and electricity imported that is used to meet parasitic load for a LFR please?
The reason for splitting the electricity into export and import is that the amount paid for exported electricity differs from that paid for imported electricity that is used to meet parasitic load.
1. Does the "Gross cycle power output" give the total amount of electrical power produced by the LFR's generator for export to the grid?
2. Does "Gross cycle power output" less "Net plant power output" give the total parasitic load that is the amount imported from the grid?
Regards
William Bell
Could you verify that my understanding of the following concepts is correct when applied to electricity exported and electricity imported that is used to meet parasitic load for a LFR please?
The reason for splitting the electricity into export and import is that the amount paid for exported electricity differs from that paid for imported electricity that is used to meet parasitic load.
1. Does the "Gross cycle power output" give the total amount of electrical power produced by the LFR's generator for export to the grid?
2. Does "Gross cycle power output" less "Net plant power output" give the total parasitic load that is the amount imported from the grid?
Regards
William Bell
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09 Jul 2014 11:13 #2413
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Gross cycle power output, Net plant power output, parasitic load, export and import of electricity
Dear William,
Yes. The difference between "gross" and "net" output is the system's parasitic consumption, and is a reasonable way to estimate the energy imported from the grid by the system.
Best regards,
Paul.
Yes. The difference between "gross" and "net" output is the system's parasitic consumption, and is a reasonable way to estimate the energy imported from the grid by the system.
Best regards,
Paul.
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