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    EMJ32004 Tutorial 4-Semester I-Session 2022-2023

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    The document discusses several problems related to load modeling in power systems: 1) It asks to calculate the load factor for a sub-transmission system given annual energy input and peak load data. 2) It asks to calculate the diversified demand for a group of 6 residential customers connected to a distribution transformer given the individual connected loads and diversity factors. 3) It asks to calculate the copper loss in a feeder given the system peak load and loss percentage. The document provides context, parameters and diagrams for several problems involving load modeling concepts in power systems like load factors, diversity factors, demand calculations and transformer sizing.

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    The document discusses several problems related to load modeling in power systems: 1) It asks to calculate the load factor for a sub-transmission system given annual energy input and peak load data. 2) It asks to calculate the diversified demand for a group of 6 residential customers connected to a distribution transformer given the individual connected loads and diversity factors. 3) It asks to calculate the copper loss in a feeder given the system peak load and loss percentage. The document provides context, parameters and diagrams for several problems involving load modeling concepts in power systems like load factors, diversity factors, demand calculations and transformer sizing.

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    The document discusses several problems related to load modeling in power systems: 1) It asks to calculate the load factor for a sub-transmission system given annual energy input and peak load data. 2) It asks to calculate the diversified demand for a group of 6 residential customers connected to a distribution transformer given the individual connected loads and diversity factors. 3) It asks to calculate the copper loss in a feeder given the system peak load and loss percentage. The document provides context, parameters and diagrams for several problems involving load modeling concepts in power systems like load factors, diversity factors, demand calculations and transformer sizing.

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    Tutorial 4-The Load in Power System

    1. The input to a sub-transmission system is 87,600 kWh annually. The peak load day of the
    year, the peak is 25,000 kW and the energy input that day is 300,000 kWh. Find the load
    factors for the year and for the peak load day.

    2. There are six residential customers connected to a distribution transformer (DT) as shown
    in Figure 2. Notice that the code in the customer account number, for example 4276. The
    first figure, 4 stands for feeder F4, the second figure, 2 indicates the lateral number
    connected to the F4 feeder, the third figure, 7 is for the DT on that lateral and finally the
    last figure, 6 is for the house number connected to that DT. Assume that the connected load
    is 9kW per house and that the demand factor and diversity factor for the group of six houses
    is 0.65 and 1.1 respectively. Determine the diversified demand of the group of six houses
    on the transformer DT427.

    3. Assume that feeder 4 of question 2 has a system peak of 3000 kVA per phase and a copper
    loss of 0.5% at the system peak. Determine the following:
    a) The copper loss of the feeder in kW per phase
    b) The total copper losses of the feeder in kW per three phase

    4. From the Figure 4, determine the following:


    a) The class contribution factors for each of the three load classes
    b) The diversify factor for the primary feeder
    c) The diversified maximum demand of the load
    d) The coincidence factor of the load group

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    Tutorial 4-The Load in Power System

    5. Suppose that one of the transformer of a substation supplies four primary feeders. Among
    the four feeders, the diversity factor is 1.25 for both real and reactive power. The 30-min
    annual demands per feeder with their PFs at the time of annual peak load are:

    a) Find the 30-min annual maximum demand on the substation transformer in kW and
    in kVA
    b) Find the LD in kW

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    Tutorial 4-The Load in Power System

    c) Select a suitable substation transformer size if zero load growth is expected and
    company policy permits much as 25% short time overloads on the transformer.

    Among the standard 3 phase transformer sizes, those available are:

    2500/3125 kVA self-cooled/forced-air-cooled


    3750/4687 kVA self-cooled/forced-air-cooled
    5000/6250 kVA self-cooled/forced-air-cooled
    7500/9375 kVA self-cooled/forced-air-cooled

    d) Now, assume that the substation load will be increased at a constant percentage rate
    per year and will double in 10 years. If 7500/9375 kVA rated transformer is
    installed, in how many years will be loaded to its fan on rating?

    6. Assume that a 500 kVA load has a 60% power factor. It is desired to improve the power
    factor to 95%. Using the power factor correction table and assume the capacitor steps are
    available in 50 kVAR increments, determine:

    a) The correction factor required


    b) The capacitor size required
    c) What would be the resulting power factor if the higher standard capacitor size is
    used?

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    Tutorial 4-The Load in Power System

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