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Hameedullah Ekhlas
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load factor

03/13/2010 5:57 AM

Greeting all,
A power plant runs at its 0.6 load factor. Does it mean at its 60% capacity out of 100%.
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Re: load factor

03/13/2010 11:08 AM

check here
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