Posted by Cas on December 09, 2013 at 11:12:47 from (74.67.165.216):
In Reply to: Cost of generation posted by David G on December 09, 2013 at 10:47:52:
One problem I see using this method is assuming that 37.5 kw is used. What if the demand is say 10 or 15kw at times. Wouldn't that double or triple cost. On the other side, when my electric is out and we run our generator I am not too concerned with the cost of production. ps: If you look at different fuel/kw charts for larger generators 7 gal of diesel per 100kw seems to be a constant. That is for an engine generator unit. BD had an interesting comment earlier about kw of energy used for gear to gear heat produced. I can not remember the amount used.
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