the majority off as heat energy. which is useally released into the water.........
It is the efficiency of the power plant.
Nuclear power plants such as PWR and BWR have a thermal efficiency around 33 percent. The best fossil fired plants are around 40 percent efficient.
Efficiency of power plants is usually measured as a ratio of the total amount of electrical power produced divided by the total amount of heat generated, expressed as a percentage. Thus, if a power plant produces 100 MWh thermal, and this is converted to 38 MWh of electricity, the plant is 38% efficient. Most power plants are 35% to 40% efficient. This is true for nuclear as well as fossil fuel plants. Some plants are much more efficient. A natural gas plant, used in a situation with cogeneration, can be as much as 65% efficient. The lost heat is put into the environment and is referred to as thermal pollution.
it not that efficient
wave power is efficient.
Approximately 33%, depending on the design. That's measuring from reactor thermal power to final electric power.
it should be energy efficient.
It is the efficiency of the power plant.
Nuclear power plants such as PWR and BWR have a thermal efficiency around 33 percent. The best fossil fired plants are around 40 percent efficient.
A geothermal power plant has a very low carbon footprint. However these types of plants are not efficient at producing energy.
Coal fired plants about 40 percent, nuclear reactors (PWR) about 33 percent
Gas cooking should be more energy efficient than electric, as the thermal energy from burning the gas goes directly into the food in the pan, whereas if the gas is used in a power plant you probably lose about 60 percent of the energy, only 40 percent goes into making the electricity
Efficiency of power plants is usually measured as a ratio of the total amount of electrical power produced divided by the total amount of heat generated, expressed as a percentage. Thus, if a power plant produces 100 MWh thermal, and this is converted to 38 MWh of electricity, the plant is 38% efficient. Most power plants are 35% to 40% efficient. This is true for nuclear as well as fossil fuel plants. Some plants are much more efficient. A natural gas plant, used in a situation with cogeneration, can be as much as 65% efficient. The lost heat is put into the environment and is referred to as thermal pollution.
it not that efficient
The ratio of the power sent out by the plant to the energy produced from the fuel, in percent usually
wave power is efficient.
Nothing happens in the nuclear plant in Bataan. This plant was built but never operated.