The discussion revolves around calculating the electrical output and cost of energy generated by a hydro power dam rated at 33.75*10^6 W. Participants explore the energy produced over various time frames and discuss the implications for income based on energy pricing.
Participants generally agree on the calculations of energy output and potential income based on the given power rating and cost per unit. However, there are discussions about the implications of costs that may affect the income, indicating some uncertainty regarding the net income calculation.
Participants do not clarify certain assumptions, such as the operational efficiency of the generators or the impact of maintenance costs on income calculations.
Individuals interested in energy production calculations, hydro power systems, and economic aspects of energy generation may find this discussion relevant.
For how many hours can the dam produce 33.75*10^6W?
If it can produce 33.75*10^6W continuously then in 1hour it will produce 33.75*10^6 Wh. In 2 hours it will produce 67.5*10^6 Wh. In 1 day it will produce 24*33.75*10^6Wh.
RITESHH KAKKAR said:if the cost of unit price is Rs1.5
than
1.5*24*33.75*10^6Wh
=Rs 1215*10^6
is this true
per day income of this business