Unit Hourly Cap Heat Input (MMBtu) Sample Clauses

Unit Hourly Cap Heat Input (MMBtu). The Unit Hourly Cap Heat Input to a Unit for any load is given by the following equations and shall be determined either by a polynomial equation (C1-7a) or exponential equation (C1-7b): Unit Hourly Cap Heat Input Unit Hourly Cap Heat Input Equation C1-7a = 1.02 🟏 (AX3 + BX2 + CX + D) 🟏 E Equation C1-7b = 1.02 🟏 (A 🟏 (B + CX + DeFX)) 🟏 E Where: • X is Unit’s Hourly Metered Total Net Generation, MWh; • e is the base of natural logarithms; • A, B, C, D are coefficients given for Equation C1-7a in Table C1-7a and given for Equation C1-7b in Table C1-7b; • The coefficient E is applicable only when burning fuel oil. At all other times, it shall be set to 1.0. • F is a coefficient given in Table C1-7b. Table C1-7a A B C D E Table C1-7b A B C D E F
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Unit Hourly Cap Heat Input (MMBtu). The Unit Hourly Cap Heat Input to a Unit for any load is given by the following equations and shall be determined either by a polynomial equation (C1-7a) or exponential equation (C1-7b): Equation C1-7a Unit Hourly Cap Heat Input = 1.02  (AX3 + BX2 + CX + D) E Equation C1-7b Unit Hourly Cap Heat Input = 1.02  (A (B + CX + DeFX))  E Where:
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