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Last Post 25 Jan 2014 06:49 AM by Oluwagbenga Kazeem. 2 Replies.
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Noman Siddique
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17 Sep 2013 02:50 AM |
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We have a Caterpillar generator of 256KW 320KVA, so how do we find the initial cost per KW. The capital cost of the generator is 20,000$. |
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Mike McGregor
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29 Sep 2013 08:51 PM |
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Use the KW figure to divide the capital cost by. This is the power the generator supplies to the load. The KVA figure is the power the generator must produce in order to supply full load and also overcome losses. For running costs per KW, you will find this by experiment, seeing how much fuel you burn at full load. |
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Oluwagbenga Kazeem
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25 Jan 2014 06:49 AM |
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My name is Mr Saka Gbenga and i work with Air Liquide Nigeria and some other Medical gas pipeline installation companies as a contractor, i work under Medical gas pipeline installation department such as Oxygen,CO2,Nitro,Medical Air and Vacuum also on Gas plant installation bed air unit(Oxygen, Air and Vacuum) etc, am also a professional in gas and electrical welding.i wish to work in Dubai with the aid of your company,pls how do I go about it? Mr.Gbenga Saka.
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