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Load Factor?

01/22/2008 4:33 AM

how to calculate the LOAD FACTOR of PLANT (INDUSTRY)?
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Re: LOAD FACTOR?

01/22/2008 4:42 AM

Hello Guest,

CAPITALS are the same as shouting loudly, in a Forum - It is regards as bad manners, which I am sure you did not intend.

To establish the Load Factor, the type of Industry must be known.

As you could imagine, there is a big difference between a small factor producing wooden coat buttons, and a large car-maker, complete with foundry etc, or a coal mine.

Advise what type of Industry you are intending, please.

Reply here, with......thank you.

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Re: LOAD FACTOR?

01/22/2008 4:58 AM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacity_factor
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