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TAGBILARAN CITY
ME 522
VARIABLE LOADINGS
= + (t)
= Population as of 2016
t = Difference in Year
Solving for :
, ,
=
= 456
Substituting Values:
= + (t)
t = (2032-2016)
t = 16
,
= ,
,
(From: https://psa.gov.ph)
Total 8,958
For Commercial:
School Load Plan Assignment by Class
No. of Units
General Lighting Power Rating A B C
40W 100 90 8
20W 20 20 6
General Power Services
Air Conditioning Unit 1100W 25 13 5
Refrigerator 1300W 3 2 2
DVD Player 100W 2 2 2
Television 150W 25 10 6
Electric Fan 100W 45 20 17
Water Dispenser 600W 4 4 5
Telephone 50W 5 5 5
Radio 10W 4 1 1
Computer 200W 20 20 15
Speaker/Amplifier 60W 2 2 2
*A = 20 Classrooms and above
B = 11-20 Classrooms
C = 1-10 Classrooms
All including Offices and others rooms
Chapel
Power No. of
General Lighting
Rating Units
40W 5
25W 3
General Power Services
Electric fan 25W 8
Speaker / amplifier 60W 3
Market
Power
General Lighting No. of Units
Rating
40W 200
25W 150
10W 100
General Power Services
Electric Fan 100W 30
Water Dispenser 600W 10
Telephone 50W 2
Radio 10W 2
Computer 200W 50
Ceiling fan 25W 15
Video Game Player 195W 3
Standard TV 188W 6
Portable Fan 100W 2
Stereo 60W 1
Laptop 150W 7
LCD TV 213W 2
Satellite Dish 30W 3
Cellphone Charger 3W 3
Printer 500W 5
Alarm System 3W 2
DVD Player 25W 5
Power Outlet 500W 150
Seaport
Power No. of
General Lighting
Rating Units
40W 70
25W 15
General Power Services
Air Conditioning Unit 1100W 10
Speaker / amplifier 60W 5
Power Outlet 500W 8
Hospitals
Power No. of
General Lighting
Rating Units
40W 200
25W 75
General Power Services
Air conditioning 1000W 60
Electric fan 30W 40
Desktop computer 150W 10
Inkjet printer 30W 3
Ceiling fan 30W 10
Radio/karaoke 100W 3
Water dispenser 600W 5
Internet router 15W 5
Television set 100W 60
Telephone 100W 2
Health Centers
Power No. of
General Lighting
Rating Units
40W 10
25W 7
General Power Services
Air Conditioning 1000W 2
Speaker/Amplifier 60W 1
Radio/Karaoke 100W 1
Desktop computer 150W 1
Inkjet printer 30W 1
Power Outlet 500W 2
Municipal Hall
Power No. of
General Lighting
Rating Units
40W 100
25W 25
General Power Services
Air conditioning 1000W 10
Desktop computer 150W 12
Inkjet printer 30W 12
Television set 100W 2
Ceiling fan 30W 20
Electric fan 30W 20
Laminator 500W 2
Water dispenser 600W 2
Speaker/amplifier 60W 2
Radio/karaoke 100W 1
Telephone 100W 3
Barangay Hall
Power No. of
General Lighting
Rating Units
40W 10
25W 7
General Power Services
Air Conditioning 1000W 2
Speaker/Amplifier 60W 2
Radio/Karaoke 100W 1
Desktop computer 150W 2
Inkjet printer 30W 2
Rice Mill
General Lighting Power No. of
Rating Units
40W 10
25W 50
General Power Services
Radio/karaoke 100W 1
Telephone 100W 1
Rice milling machine 15000W 1
Rice milling Machine 2200W 1
Bank
General Lighting Power No. of
Rating Units
40W 15
25W 10
General Power Services
Air conditioning 1000W 4
Desktop computer 150W 3
Electric fan 30W 3
Inkjet printer 30W 3
Water dispenser 600W 1
Home internet router 15W 1
Radio/karaoke 100W 1
Telephone 100W 3
Speaker/amplifier 60W 1
Gasoline Station
General Lighting Power No. of
Rating Units
40W 15
25W 10
General Power Services
Air conditioning 1000W 1
Telephone 100W 1
Water dispenser 600W 1
Speaker/Amplifier 60W 1
Radio/Karaoke 100W 1
Desktop computer 150W 1
Inkjet printer 30W 1
Power Outlet 500W 3
Rice Mill
General Lighting 1.65 kW
General Power Services 17.4 kW
Bank
General Lighting 0.85 kW
General Power Services 5.705 kW
Gasoline Station
General Lighting 0.85 kW
General Power Services 3.54 kW
The next tables are details of transformer load plan of 8 feeders which differs accordingly.
No. of
Type of Customer Class/Specify
Households
Class A 13
Class B 16
Transformer 1 Residence
Feeder 1 Class C 19
Class D 21
Class A 13
Transformer 2 Residence
Class B 15
Class C 18
Class D 20
Class A 12
Class B 15
Transformer 3 Residence
Class C 18
Class D 20
Market 1
Seaport 1
Transformer 4 Commercial Lodge 1
School A 1
Restaurant A 2
Barangay Hall 1
Health Center 1
Chapel 1
Transformer 5 Commercial Restaurant B 7
Store A 2
School C 1
Store B 5
No. of
Type of Customer Class/Specify
Households
Class A 27
Class B 15
Transformer 1 Residence
Class C 15
Class D 14
Class A 26
Class B 15
Transformer 2 Residence
Class C 15
Class D 14
Class A 26
Class B 15
Transformer 3 Residence
Class C 15
Feeder 2
Class D 14
Class A 26
Class B 15
Transformer 4 Residence
Class C 15
Class D 14
Barangay Hall 1
Health Center 1
School C 1
Transformer 5 Commercial
Chapel 1
Bank 2
Gas Station 1
Store A 4
Store B 6
No. of
Type of Customer Class/Specify
Households
Class A 27
Class B 28
Transformer 1 Residence
Class C 19
Class D 20
Class A 26
Class B 27
Transformer 2 Residence
Class C 18
Class D 20
Class A 26
Class B 26
Transformer 3 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 20
Feeder 3
Class A 26
Class B 24
Transformer 4 Residence
Class C 11
Class D 20
Barangay Hall 1
Health Center 1
School B 1
School C 1
Transformer 5 Commercial
Chapel 1
Store B 4
Restaurant A 1
Hospital 1
No. of
Type of Customer Class/Specify
Households
Class A 27
Class B 28
Transformer 1 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Feeder 4 Class A 26
Class B 27
Transformer 2 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Transformer 3 Residence Class A 26
Class B 26
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 26
Class B 24
Transformer 4 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Barangay Hall 1
Health Center 1
School A 2
Church And
1
Rectory
Transformer 5 Commercial Chapel 1
Municipal Hall 1
Store A 4
Store B 13
Restaurant A 1
Hospital 1
No. of
Type of Customer Class/Specify
Households
Class A 27
Class B 28
Transformer 1 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 26
Class B 27
Transformer 2 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 26
Class B 26
Transformer 3 Residence
Class C 17
Feeder 5
Class D 15
Class A 26
Class B 24
Transformer 4 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Barangay Hall 1
Health Center 1
Rice Mill 1
Transformer 5 Commercial
School A 1
School C 1
Chapel 1
Store A 3
Store B 8
Restaurant A 2
No. of
Type of Customer Class/Specify
Households
Class A 25
Class B 28
Transformer 1 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 27
Transformer 2 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 26
Transformer 3 Residence
Class C 17
Feeder 6
Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 24
Transformer 4 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Barangay Hall 1
Health Center 1
School B 1
Transformer 5 Commercial
Chapel 1
Store B 4
Hotel 1
No. of
Type of Customer Class/Specify
Households
Class A 25
Class B 28
Transformer 1 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 25
Feeder 7 Class B 27
Transformer 2 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 26
Transformer 3 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 24
Transformer 4 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Barangay Hall 1
Health Center 1
School C 1
Transformer 5 Commercial Chapel 1
Store B 4
Restaurant A 1
Lodge/Resort 3
No. of
Type of Customer Class/Specify
Households
Class A 25
Class B 28
Transformer 1 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 27
Transformer 2 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 26
Transformer 3 Residence
Class C 17
Feeder 8 Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 24
Transformer 4 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Barangay Hall 1
Health Center 1
School C 1
Transformer 5 Commercial Resort 1
Chapel 1
Rice Mill 1
Store B 4
No. of
Type of Customer Class/Specify
Households
Class A 25
Class B 28
Transformer 1 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 27
Transformer 2 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 26
Transformer 3 Residence
Class C 17
Feeder 9 Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 24
Transformer 4 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Barangay Hall 1
Health Center 1
School C 1
Transformer 5 Commercial Chapel 1
Rice Mill 1
Gas Station 2
Store B 4
No. of
Type of Customer Class/Specify
Households
Class A 25
Class B 28
Transformer 1 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 27
Transformer 2 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Feeder 10 Class A 25
Class B 26
Transformer 3 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 24
Transformer 4 Residence
Class C 17
Class D 15
Transformer 5 Commercial Barangay Hall 1
Health Center 1
School C 1
Chapel 1
Store B 4
Rice Mill 1
No. of
Type of Customer Class/Specify
Households
Class A 25
Class B 28
Transformer 1 Residence
Class C 15
Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 27
Transformer 2 Residence
Class C 14
Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 26
Transformer 3 Residence
Class C 14
Feeder 11 Class D 15
Class A 25
Class B 24
Transformer 4 Residence
Class C 14
Class D 15
Barangay Hall 2
Health Center 2
School C 2
Transformer 5 Commercial Chapel 2
Store B 7
Restaurant A 1
Lodge/Resort 3
Using Tables 2-1 and 2-2 of Power Plant Engineering by Frederick Morse, page 42 for the
following solutions:
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.050 x 0.50 ] x 13 = 6.825 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 5.304 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 22 = 4.88 kW
Class D = [ 0.156 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.34 kW
TOTAL = 19.349 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 13 = 252.405 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 17 = 165.903 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 22 = 89.39 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 513.448 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Health
Center = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Chapel = [ 0.275 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.151 kW
Store B = [ 0.04 x 0.7 ] x 5 = 0.14 kW
School B = [ 4.0 x 0.55 ] x 1 2.2 kW
School C = [ 0.44 x 0.55 ] x 1 0.242 kW
TOTAL = 3.539 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ (2.58 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.69 kW
Health
Center = [ (3.34 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 3.479 kW
Chapel = [ (0.38 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 0.396 kW
Store B = [ (0.474 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 5 = 2.669 kW
School B = [ (27.38 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 20.915 kW
School C = [ (17.28 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 13.2 kW
TOTAL = 43.349 kW
Using diversity factor between consumers of 3.5 for residence lighting, 1.5 for
commercial lighting and 1.5 for general power services,
Since the other 4 transformers has the same loading as with the above computation,
solving for the maximum feeder load with four same transformer loading,
Using diversity factor between transformers of 1.3,
Using Tables 2-1 and 2-2 of Power Plant Engineering by Frederick Morse, page 42 for the
following solutions:
Feeder 1:
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 13 = 6.825 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 16 = 5.952 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 19 = 3.876 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 21 = 3.15 kW
TOTAL = 19.803 kW
General Power Services: (Assuming uniform motor efficiency of 72%)
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 13 = 252.405 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 16 = 156.144 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 19 = 77.207 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 21 = 8.05 kW
TOTAL = 493.806 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 13 = 6.825 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 15 = 5.58 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 18 = 3.672 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 20 = 3.0 kW
TOTAL = 19.077 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 13 = 252.405 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 15 = 146.385 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 18 = 73.144 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 20 = 7.667 kW
TOTAL = 479.6 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Market = [ 12.75 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 8.925 kW
Seaport = [ 3.175 x 0.60 ] x 1 = 1.905 kW
Lodge = [ 2.25 x 0.50 ] x 1 = 1.125 kW
School A = [ 0.85 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.466 kW
Restaurant A = [ 0.85 x 70 ] x 2 = 1.19 kW
TOTAL = 13.611 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Health
Center = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Chapel = [ 0.275 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.151 kW
Restaurant B = [ 0.105 x 0.70 ] x 7 = 0.515 kW
Store A = [ 0.2 x 0.70 ] x 2 = 0.28 kW
School C = [ 0.44 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.242 kW
Store B = [ 0.04 x 0.70 ] x 5 = 0.14 kW
TOTAL = 2.134 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ (2.58 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.51 kW
Health
Center = [ (3.34 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 3.247 kW
Chapel = [ (0.38 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 0.369 kW
Restaurant B = [ (0.474 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 7 = 2.304 kW
Store A = [ (2.043 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 2 = 4.26 kW
School C = [ (17.28 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 13.2 kW
Store B = [ (0.474 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 5 = 2.47 kW
TOTAL = 28.36 kW
Solving for the transformer simultaneous max load,
Using diversity factor between consumers of 3.5 for residence lighting, 1.5 for
commercial lighting and 1.5 for general power services,
Since the other 2 transformers has the same loading as with the above computation,
Solving for the maximum feeder load with four same transformer loading,
Using diversity factor between transformers of 1.3,
Feeder 2:
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 27 = 14.175 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 15 = 5.58 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 15 = 3.06 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 14 = 2.1 kW
TOTAL = 24.915 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 27 = 524.23 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 15 = 146.39 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 60.95 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 14 = 5.37 kW
TOTAL = 736.94 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 26 = 13.65 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 15 = 5.58 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 15 = 3.06 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 14 = 2.1 kW
TOTAL = 24.39 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 26 = 504.81 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 15 = 146.39 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 60.95 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 14 = 5.37 kW
TOTAL = 717.52 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ (2.58 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.51 kW
Health
Center = [ (3.34 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 3.247 kW
Chapel = [ (0.38 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 0.369 kW
Bank = [ (5.705 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 2 = 11.89 kW
Gas Station = [ (3.54 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.304 kW
Store A = [ (2.043 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 4 = 3.69 kW
School C = [ (17.28 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 13.2 kW
Store B = [ (0.474 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 6 = 2.96 kW
TOTAL = 42.545 kW
Using diversity factor between consumers of 3.5 for residence lighting, 1.5 for
commercial lighting and 1.5 for general power services,
Feeder 3:
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 27 = 14.175 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 28 = 10.416 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 19 = 3.876 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 20 = 3.0 kW
TOTAL = 31.467 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 27 = 524.23 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 28 = 273.263 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 19 = 77.21 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 20 = 7.67 kW
TOTAL = 882.37 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 26 = 13.65 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 27 = 10.044 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 18 = 3.672 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 20 = 3.0 kW
TOTAL = 30.37 kW
General Power Services: (Assuming uniform motor efficiency of 72%)
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 26 = 504.81 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 27 = 263.49 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 18 = 73.14 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 20 = 7.67 kW
TOTAL = 849.11 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 26 = 13.65 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 26 = 9.67 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 20 = 3.0 kW
TOTAL = 29.79 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 26 = 504.81 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 26 = 253.73 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 20 = 7.67 kW
TOTAL = 835.29 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 26 = 13.65 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 24 = 8.928 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 11 = 2.244 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 20 = 3.0 kW
TOTAL = 27.82 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Health
Center = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Chapel = [ 0.275 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.151 kW
Hospital = [ 9.875 x 0.60 ] x 1 = 5.925 kW
School B = [ 4.0 x 0.55 [ x 1 = 2.2 kW
Restaurant A = [ 0.85 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.595 kW
School C = [ 0.44 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.242 kW
Store B = [ 0.04 x 0.70 ] x 4 = 0.112 kW
TOTAL = 10.031 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ (2.58 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.51 kW
Health
Center = [ (3.34 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 3.247 kW
Chapel = [ (0.38 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 0.369 kW
Hospital = [ (72.665 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 55.51 kW
School B = [ (27.38 / 0.72) x 0.55 [ x 1 = 20.92 kW
Restaurant A = [ (2.223 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.32 kW
School C = [ (17.28 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 13.2 kW
Store B = [ (0.474 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 4 = 1.975 kW
TOTAL = 100.051 kW
Using diversity factor between consumers of 3.5 for residence lighting, 1.5 for
commercial lighting and 1.5 for general power services,
Maximum Load for Transformer 1 = (31.467 / 3.5) + (882.37 / 1.5)
Solving for the maximum feeder load with four same transformer loading,
Using diversity factor between transformers of 1.3,
Feeder 4:
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 27 = 14.175 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 28 = 10.416 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 31.467 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 26 = 14.175 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 27 = 10.044 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 29.94 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 26 = 524.23 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 27 = 263.50 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 862.56 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 26 = 13.65 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 26 = 9.67 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 29.04 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 26 = 504.81 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 26 = 253.73 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 833.37 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 26 = 13.65 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 24 = 8.928 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.296 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 26 = 504.81 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 24 = 234.22 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 813.86 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Health
Center = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Chapel = [ 0.275 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.151 kW
Hospital = [ 9.875 x 0.60 ] x 1 = 5.925 kW
Church = [ 4.0 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 2.2 kW
Municipal
= [ 4.625 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 3.24 kW
Hall
School A = [ 4.0 x 0.55 [ x 1 = 2.2 kW
Restaurant A = [ 0.85 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.595 kW
Store A = [ 0.44 x 0.55 ] x 4 = 0.97 kW
Store B = [ 0.04 x 0.70 ] x 13 = 0.36 kW
TOTAL = 16.45 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ (2.58 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.51 kW
Health
Center = [ (3.34 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 3.247 kW
Chapel = [ (0.38 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 0.369 kW
Hospital = [ (72.665 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 55.51 kW
Church = [ (13.065 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 1 = 11.79 kW
Municipal
= [ (15.98 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 12.21 kW
Hall
School A = [ (46.66 / 0.72) x 0.55 [ x 1 = 20.92 kW
Restaurant A = [ (2.223 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.32 kW
Store A = [ (17.28 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 4 = 52.8 kW
Store B = [ (0.474 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 13 = 6.42 kW
TOTAL = 168.096 kW
Using diversity factor between consumers of 3.5 for residence lighting, 1.5 for
commercial lighting and 1.5 for general power services,
Feeder 5:
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 27 = 14.175 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 28 = 10.416 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 31.467 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 27 = 524.23 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 28 = 273.263 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 872.323 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 26 = 14.175 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 27 = 10.044 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 29.94 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 26 = 13.65 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 26 = 9.67 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 29.04 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 26 = 504.81 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 26 = 253.73 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 833.37 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 26 = 13.65 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 24 = 8.928 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.296 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 26 = 504.81 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 24 = 234.22 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 813.86 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Health
Center = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Chapel = [ 0.275 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.151 kW
School C = [ 0.44 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.242 kW
Restaurant A = [ 0.85 x 0.70 ] x 2 = 1.19 kW
Store A = [ 0.44 x 0.55 ] x 3 = 0.73 kW
Store B = [ 0.04 x 0.70 ] x 8 = 0.224 kW
Rice Mill = [ 1.65 x 0.60 ] x 1 = 0.99 kW
TOTAL = 4.33 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ (2.58 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.51 kW
Health
Center = [ (3.34 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 3.247 kW
Chapel = [ (0.38 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 0.369 kW
Hospital = [ (72.665 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 55.51 kW
Church = [ (13.065 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 1 = 11.79 kW
Municipal
= [ (15.98 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 12.21 kW
Hall
School C = [ (17.28 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 13.2 kW
Restaurant A = [ (2.223 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 2 = 4.63 kW
Store A = [ (17.28 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 3 = 39.6 kW
Store B = [ (0.474 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 8 = 3.95 kW
Rice Mill = [ (17.4 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 13.29 kW
TOTAL = 160.31 kW
Solving for the maximum feeder load with four same transformer loading,
Using diversity factor between transformers of 1.3,
Feeder 6:
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 28 = 10.416 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 29.259 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 27 = 10.044 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.89 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 27 = 263.50 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 823.72 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 26 = 9.67 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.51 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 26 = 253.73 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 813.95 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 24 = 8.928 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 27.77 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 24 = 234.22 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 794.44 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Health
Center = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Chapel = [ 0.275 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.151 kW
Hotel = [ 2.25 x 0.50 ] x 1 = 1.125 kW
Store B = [ 0.04 x 0.70 ] x 4 = 0.112 kW
TOTAL = 2.20 kW
General Power Services: (Assuming uniform motor efficiency of 72%)
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ (2.58 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.51 kW
Health
Center = [ (3.34 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 3.247 kW
Chapel = [ (0.38 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 0.369 kW
Hotel = [ (35.76 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 27.32 kW
Store B = [ (0.474 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 4 = 1.98 kW
TOTAL = 35.43 kW
Using diversity factor between consumers of 3.5 for residence lighting, 1.5 for
commercial lighting and 1.5 for general power services,
Solving for the maximum feeder load with four same transformer loading,
Using diversity factor between transformers of 1.3,
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 28 = 10.416 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 29.259 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 28 = 273.263 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 833.48 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 27 = 10.044 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.89 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 27 = 263.50 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 823.72 kW
For Transformer 3 of the feeder,
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 26 = 9.67 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.51 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 26 = 253.73 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 813.95 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 24 = 8.928 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 27.77 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 24 = 234.22 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 794.44 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ (2.58 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.51 kW
Health
Center = [ (3.34 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 3.247 kW
Chapel = [ (0.38 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 0.369 kW
Lodge/Resort = [ (35.76 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 3 = 81.96 kW
School C = [ (17.28 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 13.2 kW
Restaurant A = [ (2.223 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.32 kW
Store B = [ (0.474 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 4 = 1.98 kW
TOTAL = 105.59 kW
Using diversity factor between consumers of 3.5 for residence lighting, 1.5 for
commercial lighting and 1.5 for general power services,
Solving for the maximum feeder load with four same transformer loading,
Using diversity factor between transformers of 1.3,
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 28 = 10.416 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 29.259 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 28 = 273.263 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 833.48 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 27 = 10.044 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.89 kW
General Power Services: (Assuming uniform motor efficiency of 72%)
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 27 = 263.50 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 823.72 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 26 = 9.67 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.51 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 26 = 253.73 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 813.95 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 24 = 8.928 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 27.77 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 24 = 234.22 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 794.44 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Health
Center = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Chapel = [ 0.275 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.151 kW
Resort = [ 2.25 x 0.50 ] x 1 = 1.125 kW
Store B = [ 0.04 x 0.70 ] x 4 = 0.112 kW
School C = [ 0.44 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.242 kW
Rice Mill = [ 1.65 x 0.60 ] x 1 = 0.99 kW
TOTAL = 3.43 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ (2.58 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.51 kW
Health
Center = [ (3.34 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 3.247 kW
Chapel = [ (0.38 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 0.369 kW
Resort = [ (35.76 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 27.32 kW
School C = [ (17.28 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 13.2 kW
Rice Mill = [ (17.4 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 13.29 kW
Store B = [ (0.474 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 4 = 1.98 kW
TOTAL = 61.92 kW
Using diversity factor between consumers of 3.5 for residence lighting, 1.5 for
commercial lighting and 1.5 for general power services,
Solving for the maximum feeder load with four same transformer loading,
Using diversity factor between transformers of 1.3,
Feeder 9:
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 28 = 10.416 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 29.259 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 28 = 273.263 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 833.48 kW
For Transformer 2 of the feeder,
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 27 = 10.044 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.89 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 27 = 263.50 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 823.72 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 26 = 9.67 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.51 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 26 = 253.73 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 813.95 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 24 = 8.928 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 27.77 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 24 = 234.22 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 794.44 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Health
Center = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Chapel = [ 0.275 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.151 kW
Store B = [ 0.04 x 0.70 ] x 4 = 0.112 kW
School C = [ 0.44 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.242 kW
Rice Mill = [ 1.65 x 0.60 ] x 1 = 0.99 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ (2.58 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.51 kW
Health
Center = [ (3.34 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 3.247 kW
Chapel = [ (0.38 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 0.369 kW
School C = [ (17.28 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 13.2 kW
Rice Mill = [ (17.4 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 1 = 13.29 kW
Store B = [ (0.474 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 4 = 1.98 kW
Gas Station = [ (3.54 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 2 = 4.608 kW
TOTAL = 39.204 kW
Using diversity factor between consumers of 3.5 for residence lighting, 1.5 for
commercial lighting and 1.5 for general power services,
Solving for the maximum feeder load with four same transformer loading,
Using diversity factor between transformers of 1.3,
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 28 = 10.416 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 29.259 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 28 = 273.263 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 833.48 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 27 = 10.044 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.89 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 27 = 263.50 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 823.72 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 26 = 9.67 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.51 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 24 = 8.928 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 17 = 3.468 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 27.77 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 24 = 234.22 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 17 = 69.08 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 794.44 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Health
Center = [ 0.575 x 0.70 ] x 1 = 0.403 kW
Chapel = [ 0.275 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.151 kW
Store B = [ 0.04 x 0.70 ] x 4 = 0.112 kW
School C = [ 0.44 x 0.55 ] x 1 = 0.242 kW
Rice Mill = [ 1.65 x 0.60 ] x 1 = 0.99 kW
TOTAL = 2.301 kW
Using diversity factor between consumers of 3.5 for residence lighting, 1.5 for
commercial lighting and 1.5 for general power services,
Solving for the maximum feeder load with four same transformer loading,
Using diversity factor between transformers of 1.3,
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 28 = 10.416 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 15 = 3.06 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.85 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 28 = 273.263 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 60.95 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 825.35 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 27 = 10.044 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 14 = 2.86 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 28.28 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 27 = 263.50 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 14 = 56.89 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 811.53 kW
For Transformer 3 of the feeder,
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 26 = 9.67 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 14 = 2.86 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 27.91 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 26 = 253.73 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 14 = 56.89 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 801.76 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ 1.05 x 0.50 ] x 25 = 13.125 kW
Class B = [ 0.62 x 0.60 ] x 24 = 8.928 kW
Class C = [ 0.34 x 0.60 ] x 14 = 2.86 kW
Class D = [ 0.15 x 1.00 ] x 15 = 2.25 kW
TOTAL = 27.16 kW
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Class A = [ (25.417 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 25 = 485.39 kW
Class B = [ (10.81 / 0.72) x 0.65 ] x 24 = 234.22 kW
Class C = [ (3.901 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 14 = 56.89 kW
Class D = [ (0.368 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 15 = 5.75 kW
TOTAL = 782.25 kW
General Lighting:
Load x No. of
Subtotal
Demand Factor Household
Barangay
Hall = [ (2.58 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 2 = 5.02 kW
Health
Center = [ (3.34 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 2 = 6.494 kW
Chapel = [ (0.38 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 2 = 0.738 kW
Restaurant A = [ (2.223 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 1 = 2.32 kW
Lodge/Resort = [ (35.76 / 0.72) x 0.55 ] x 3 = 81.96 kW
Store B = [ (0.474 / 0.72) x 0.75 ] x 7 = 3.46 kW
TOTAL = 99.99 kW
Using diversity factor between consumers of 3.5 for residence lighting, 1.5 for
commercial lighting and 1.5 for general power services,
Solving for the maximum feeder load with four same transformer loading,
Using diversity factor between transformers of 1.3,
FEEDER
.
PLANT CAPACITY:
229,250,438.1 _
Annual Capacity Factor = (40000) (8760)
= 65%
SOLAR CONSTANT
The solar constant, a measure of flux density, is the conventional name for the mean solar electromagnetic
radiation (the solar irradiance) per unit area that would be incident on a plane perpendicular to the rays, at a
distance of one astronomical unit (AU) from the Sun (roughly the mean distance from the Sun to the Earth).
The solar constant includes all types of solar radiation, not just the visible light. It is measured by satellite as
being 1.361 kilowatts per square meter (kW/m) at solar minimum and approximately 0.1% greater (roughly
1.362 kW/m) at solar maximum. The solar "constant" is not a physical constant in the
modern CODATA scientific sense; it varies in value, and has been called a "misconception". It has been shown
to vary historically in the past 400 years over a range of less than 0.2 percent.
Cells
The hi-efficiency of mono and poly solar cells ensures adequate power for panels.
Glass
Low-iron tempered glass and Reflective glass, 3.2mm thickness with higher reflectivity.
EVA
Higher transmission rate, antioxidant capacity and temperature resistance, no expansion or contraction.
Back film
Increase efficiency of modules slightly and reduce module's temperature. Aging resistance, corrosion resistance and
airtight.
Aluminum Frame
Using the framework of the anodized aluminum frame with high intensity, mechanical shock resistance capacity.
Solar trackers are rising in popularity, but not everyone understands the complete benefits and potential
drawbacks of the system. Solar panel tracking solutions are a more advanced technology for mounting
photovoltaic panels. Stationary mounts, which hold panels in a fixed position, can have their productivity
compromised when the sun passes to a less-than-optimal angle. Compensating for this, solar trackers
automatically move to track the progress of the sun across the sky, thereby maximizing output.
Its a fantastic system for energy output, but there are a few considerations to bear in mind before pursuing one
for a particular jobsite.
Advantages:
Trackers generate more electricity than their stationary counterparts due to increased direct exposure to solar
rays. This increase can be as much as 10 to 25% depending on the geographic location of the tracking system.
There are many different kinds of solar trackers, such as single-axis and dual-axis trackers, all of which can be
the perfect fit for a unique jobsite. Installation size, local weather, degree of latitude and electrical requirements
are all important considerations that can influence the type of solar tracker best suited for a specific solar
installation.
Solar trackers generate more electricity in roughly the same amount of space needed for fixed tilt systems,
making them ideal for optimizing land usage.
In certain states some utilities offer Time of Use (TOU) rate plans for solar power, which means the utility will
purchase the power generated during the peak time of the day at a higher rate. In this case, it is beneficial to
generate a greater amount of electricity during these peak times of day. Using a tracking system helps
maximize the energy gains during these peak time periods.
Advancements in technology and reliability in electronics and mechanics have drastically reduced long-term
maintenance concerns for tracking systems.
Disadvantages:
Solar trackers are slightly more expensive than their stationary counterparts, due to the more complex
technology and moving parts necessary for their operation. This is usually around a $0.08 $0.10/W increase
depending on the size and location of the project.
Even with the advancements in reliability there is generally more maintenance required than a traditional fixed
rack, though the quality of the solar tracker can play a role in how much and how often this maintenance is
needed.
Trackers are a more complex system than fixed racking. This means that typically more site preparation is
needed, including additional trenching for wiring and some additional grading.
Single-axis tracker projects also require an additional focus on company stability and bankability. When it
comes to getting projects financed, these systems are more complex and thus are seen as a higher risk from a
financiers viewpoint.
Solar trackers are generally designed for climates with little to no snow making them a more viable solution in
warmer climates. Fixed racking accommodates harsher environmental conditions more easily than tracking
systems.
Fixed racking systems offer more field adjustability than single-axis tracking systems. Fixed systems can
generally accommodate up to 20% slopes in the E/W direction while tracking systems typically offer less of a
slope accommodation usually around 10% in the N/S direction.
Overall, solar trackers are highly efficient installations, and are a great fit for both large and small project sites given
the proper location and site conditions.
The optimal angle for your solar panels varies throughout the year, depending
on the seasons and your location and this calculator shows the difference in
sun height on a month-by-month basis. For even more precise angling, you
would need to track the sun as it moves throughout the day on a minute-by-
minute basis. This can be accomplished with an automated mechanical solar
tracker, but unfortunately this is not very economical.
The sun reaches its peak at solar noon each day (exactly half way between
sunrise and sunset) and this calculator shows the angle at that time of day. At
solar noon, the irradiance from the sun is at its zenith and you can generate the most energy.
As an example, the sun is due south at solar noon in the northern hemisphere. To get the best performance out of
your photovoltaic panels, you would face them due south at the optimum angle so that the panel is receiving as
much sunlight as possible at this time.
The best angle for your solar project also depends on when you want to get the best out of your photovoltaic
system. If you want the best performance during the summer months (when there is the most sunlight), you would
angle your photovoltaic panels according to the height of the sun in the sky during these months.
If you have the ability to adjust your photovoltaic panels throughout the year, you will benefit from having the
optimum performance from your solar system all of the time.
Master on/off disconnect switch for battery isolation and no phantom draw
Steel, powder coated chassis for ruggedness, lifespan, and safety
4" caster wheels for easy mobility
3/4" rolled conduit handles for lifting by man or machine
28"l x 15"w x 30"h; 260 lbs.
Detailed user's manual; Easy to operate plug and play; Minimal maintenance
One-year manufacturer's warranty; Made in America and with 75% USA-made
components
Output:
o SUN110: 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz
o SUN240: 220-240 VAC, 60 Hz
o SUN220: 220-240 VAC, 50 Hz
Modified sine wave
Max continuous power: 3500+W (AIMS 5000W rating)
Surge capacity (peak power): 10,000W
LED AC load and DC status bar graph meters
Power and fault LED indicators
Low voltage alarm and automatic shutdown
Four standard 15A 110VAC plug outlets or two universal 220-240VAC outlets
Pure sine Cotek SK 3000/6000W or 1100W external upgrades
available
Top View
Front View
Substation
PLANT ECONOMICS
Plant Data:
Total Plant Capacity: 40 MW
ANNUAL kW-hr PRODUCTION: 229,250,438.08 kW-hr
Labor cost for the power plant and primarily distribution system:
COMPENSATION NO. OF WORKER MONTHLY LABOR TOTAL ANNUAL
POSITION COST/WORKER LABOR COST
PLANT MANAGER 1 40,000.00 480,000.00
MAINTENANCE 1 35,000.00 420,000.00
SUPERINTENDENT
MAINTENANCE 1 30,000.00 360,000.00
&Instrumentation
SUPERVISOR
INSTRUMENTATION 2 25,000.00 600,000.00
AND CONTROL
SPECIALIST
POWERHOUSE 4 18,000.00 864,000.00
REPAIR PERSONS
OPERATING 2 25,000.00 600,000.00
ENGINEER
(ELECTRICAL
ENGINEER)
OPERATING 2 25,000.00 600,000.00
ENGINEER
(MECHANICAL
ENGINEER)
SAFETY ENGINEER 1 25,000.00 300,000.00
POWER PLANT 4 18,000.00 864,000.00
OPERATORS
ELECTRICIANS & 10 15,000.00 1,800,000.00
MECHANICS
FINANCE 2 18,000.00 432,000.00
MANAGEMENT
PERSONNEL
ACCOUNTANT 2 18,000.00 432,000.00
MATERIAL 2 18,000.00 432,000.00
RESOURCES
PERSONNEL
LEGAL & 1 18,000.00 216,000.00
COMMUNICATIONS
PERSONNEL
SAFETY & HEALTH 1 18,000.00 216,000.00
DIVISION PERSONNEL
SECURITY 6 10,000.00 720,000.00
PERSONNEL
UTILITIES PERSONNEL 10 7,000.00 840,000.00
TOTAL 10,176,000.00
Fixed Element:
Capital cost = cost of plant + cost of transmission line
Where:
Cost of plant = Cost of Equipment + Cost of installation + Cost of power plant building + Lot cost +Labor
and Other Cost of Plant Building Erection
Cost of plant = 1,234,883,685+ ( 5000/KW)(40000KW) + ( 30,000/m2)(6000 m2)
+ 220,000m2(300/m2) + 10,000,000
Cost of Plant = 1,690,883,685.00
Capital cost = 1,690,883,685.00 + 44 km ( 200,000/km)
Capital cost = 1 ,699,683,685.00
Depreciation:
Depreciation = capital cost- salvage value
,,,.(.)
Depreciation (plant) = =33,993,673.00
25
(,.)(.)
Depreciation (line) = = 281,600
25
Annual depreciation reserve will be calculated on a straight line basis:
Annual depreciation reserve = 33,993,673.00 + 281,600 34,275,273.00
Interest, taxes and insurance = (0.07+0.05)( 1 ,699,683,685.00) 203,962,042.00
Maintenance =0.2( 3,500,000) . 700,000
Management =10,000,000 10,000,000
Plant Annual Community and Managerial Activities/Seminars: .. 1,000,000
Total annual cost for fixed element . 249,937,315.00
Energy element:
Labor cost per annum: 10,176,000.00. 10,176,000.00
Waste & supplies: 2,000,000 . 2,000,000
Maintenance: 3,500,000 700,000 .2,800,000
Total energy element charge ..... 14,976,000
Customer Element:
10,000,000(10.15)
Depreciation of secondary distribution = 425,000
20
Interest, tax & insurance = (0.07 + 0.05) (10,000,000) . 1,200,000
Operating cost = 20,000,000 20,000,000
Franchise & publicity = 300(7,390 customer) 2,217,000
Cost of collecting revenue .. 2,500,000
Total customer element charge .. 26,342,000
Investor Element :
Assume annual profit on capitalization over & above interest to be 8%:
Capitalization = capital cost + secondary distribution cost
Capitalization = 1 ,699,683,685.00 + 10,000,000 = 1,709,683,685
Profit element = 0.08( 1,709,683,685) = 136,774,694.00
Therefore:
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Rate = =
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