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Table 6 demonstrates.
Table 6: Output per unit, LRATC
# units
ATC / unit
MC
SRATC
1
2
60
3
50
4
40
20
80
5
35
25
60
6
33
30
40
7
32
32
32
8
33
34
40
9
34
38
60
10
35
44
80
11
36
50
12
37
60
13
38
80
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