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Title Page i
Acknowledgement iv
Table of Contents v
Chapter 1 – Introduction
Appendices 124
Designer’s Profile
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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
Being an Electrical Engineer, there are several work stations and places
to be a part of, one of these are being on the field of electrical transmission
and distribution system. One of the skills of an electrical engineer is being
able to familiarize on how the electrical transmission and distribution system
functions. Together with this skill, an electrical engineer should also be able
to design an electrical transmission and distribution system.
As a partial fulfilment of the Bachelor of Science in Electrical
Engineering subject namely Electrical Transmission and Distribution System
Design which aims to design a municipal or city map and its distribution
system. It aims to provide knowledge to electrical engineering students on
how to construct a distribution design and design report. The goal of this
design report is to create a basic foundation of knowledge to the students on
how to place transformer, transformer and wire sizes to be used with respect
to the different loads of different establishments and residential houses.
The design report aims to design a municipal or city vicinity map and
construct its distribution system from the substation to the different
residential, commercial, institutional and industrial loads and the load
schedules of the said establishments. For the primary distribution system, it is
consist of computation for the sizes of transformers to use and its location for
the proper and balance distribution of electricity to different establishments.
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CHAPTER 2
LOAD SURVEY AND GRAPH
Class A
8 – Lighting @ 100 VA = 800 VA
1 – Refrigerator @ 500 VA = 500 VA
3 – Electric Fan @ 80 VA = 240 VA
2 – Television @ 80 VA = 160 VA
1 – Radio @ 40 VA = 40 VA
1 – Flat Iron @ 1200 VA = 1200 VA
1 – Rice Cooker @ 250 VA = 250 VA
1 – Washing Machine @ 1500 VA = 1500 VA
1 – Water Pump @ 1840 VA = 1840 VA
1 – Range @ 6000 VA = 6000 VA
2 – 1 HP ACU @ 1840 VA = 3680 VA
1 – 1.5 HP ACU @ 2300 VA = 2300 VA T
Total = 18510 VA
Class B
7 – Lighting @ 100 VA = 700 VA
1 – Refrigerator @ 375 VA = 375 VA
2 – Electric Fan @ 75 VA = 150 VA
1 – Television @ 80 VA = 80 VA
1 – Radio @ 20 VA = 20 VA
1 – Flat Iron @ 1200 VA = 1200 VA
1 – Rice Cooker @ 250 VA = 250 VA
1 – Washing Machine @ 1500 VA = 1500 VA
1 – 1.5 HP ACU @ 2300 VA = 2300 VA
Total = 6575 VA
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Class C
5 – Lighting @ 100 VA = 500 VA
1 – Refrigerator @ 375 VA = 300 VA
3 – Electric Fan @ 75 VA = 225 VA
1 – Television @ 80 VA = 80 VA
1 – Radio @ 20 VA = 20 VA
1 – Flat Iron @ 1200 VA = 1200 VA
1 – Rice Cooker @ 250 VA = 250 VA
Total = 2575 VA
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Café = 20 kVA
Bakery = 16 kVA
Office = 30 kVA
Pharmacy = 22 kVA
Bar = 90 kVA
Hardware = 40 kVA
Gym = 25 kVA
Salon = 30 kVA
Figure
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Commercial Load Curves
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1600h 88 80 4.5 90 40
1700h 88 80 4.5 80 40
1800h 93.5 90 9 60 40
1900h 99 60 27 40 45
2000h 99 40 45 40 45
2100h 88 25 45 40 30
2200h 55 5 67.5 30 30
2300h 33 5 72 30 10
2400h 11 5 85.5 30 5
Commercial Load Curves
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1700h 80 12.5 45 16
1800h 90 35 45 16
1900h 95 35 40 18
2000h 95 35 35 18
2100h 80 30 25 12
2200h 70 20 7.5 12
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LTO = 15 kVA
Cemetery = 4 kVA
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Terminal = 15 kVA
Park = 20 kVA
Clinic = 10 kVA
PSA = 30 kVA
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0.4 3.75 12 7 9
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Institutional Load Curves
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Institutional Load Curves
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INSTITUTIONAL
LOAD CURVES
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Corona
Collage
General
College
Hospital
270 1000
270 1000
270 1000
270 750
270 750
450 750
720 1125
1440 1125
1620 1750
1620 2250
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Institutional Load Curves
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CHAPTER 3
Institutional Loads
1 Bureau of Internal Revenue @ 20.0 kVA = 20.0 kVA
1 Justice Hall @ 20.0 kVA = 20.0 kVA
1 Radio Station @ 15.0 kVA = 15.0 kVA
1 Land Transportation Office @ 15.0 kVA = 15.0 kVA
Total = 70.0 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.1, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads
1 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 18.51 kVA
5 Class C @ 2.575 kVA = 12.88 kVA
Total = 31.39 kVA
Commercial Loads
1 Wellness Center @ 30.0 kVA = 30.0 kVA
1 Wet Market @ 50.0 kVA = 50.0 kVA
Total = 80.0 kVA
Institutional Loads
1 Cemetery @ 4.0 kVA = 4.0 kVA
1 City Health @ 30.0 kVA = 30.0 kVA
Total = 34.0 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.65, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
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Residential Loads
7 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 129.57 kVA
3 Class B @ 6.575 kVA = 19.73 kVA
4 Class C @ 2.575 kVA = 10.30 kVA
Total = 159.60 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.78, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Commercial Loads
1 Cafe @ 20.0 kVA = 20.0 kVA
1 Grocery Store @ 30.0 kVA = 30.0 kVA
1 Electronics Shop @ 20.0 kVA = 20.0 kVA
1 Pharmacy @ 22.0 kVA = 22.0 kVA
1 Internet Shop @ 25.0 kVA = 25.0 kVA
Total = 117.0 kVA
Institutional Loads
1 Terminal @ 15.0 kVA = 15.0 kVA
Total = 15.0 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.3, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
The maximum diversified demand of the group is
171.60
Max . DD= =74.61 kVA
2.3
Residential Loads
6 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 111.06 kVA
5 Class C @ 2.575 kVA = 12.88 kVA
Total = 123.94 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.67, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads
3 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 55.53 kVA
3 Class C @ 2.575 kVA = 7.73 kVA
Total = 63.26 kVA
Institutional Loads
1 Park @ 20.0 kVA = 20.0 kVA
Total = 20.0 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.40, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads
4 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 74.04 kVA
4 Class B @ 6.575 kVA = 26.30 kVA
2 Class C @ 2.575 kVA = 5.15kVA
Total = 105.49kVA
Commercial Loads
1 Bakery @ 16.0 kVA = 16.0 kVA
Total = 16.0 kVA
Institutional Loads
1 Clinic @ 10.0 kVA = 10.0 kVA
1 Fire Department @ 15.0 kVA = 15.0 kVA
Total = 25.0 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.74, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
190.44
Max . DD= =69.50 kVA
2.74
Residential Loads
7 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 129.57 kVA
2 Class B @ 6.575 kVA = 13.15 kVA
7 Class C @ 2.575 kVA = 18.03 kVA
Total = 160.75 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.82, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads
2 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 37.02 kVA
4 Class B @ 6.575 kVA = 26.30 kVA
8 Class C @ 2.575 kVA = 20.60 kVA
Total = 83.92 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.78, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads
6 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 148.08 kVA
2 Class C @ 2.575 kVA = 5.15 kVA
Total = 116.21 kVA
Commercial Loads
1 Convenience Store @ 30.0 kVA = 30 kVA
Total = 30 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.60, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads
5 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 92.55kVA
3 Class B @ 6.575 kVA = 19.73 kVA
Total = 112.28 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.55, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads
2 Class B @ 6.575 kVA = 13.15 kVA
15 Class C @ 2.575 kVA = 38.63kVA
Total = 51.78 kVA
Institutional Loads
1 Police Department @ 40 kVA = 40 kVA
1 Water District @ 45 kVA =45 kVA
1 Philippine Statistics Authority @ 30 kVA = 30 kVA
Total = 115 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.90, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads
3 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 55.53 kVA
2 Class C @ 2.575 kVA = 5.15 kVA
Total = 60.68 kVA
Commercial Loads
1 Salon @ 30 kVA = 30 kVA
1 Printing Shop @ 20 kVA = 20 kVA
1 Pawn Shop @ 35 kVA = 35 kVA
Total = 85 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.55, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads
1 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 18.51 kVA
1 Class B @ 6.575 kVA = 8.58 kVA
2 Class C @ 2.575 kVA = 5.15 kVA
Total = 30.24 kVA
Commercial Loads
1 Sana Ol Restaurant @ 50 kVA = 50.0 kVA
1 Old Public Market @ 50 kVA = 50.0 kVA
Total = 100.0 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.30, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads
7 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 129.57 kVA
1 Class B @ 6.575 kVA = 6.575 kVA
8 Class C @ 2.575 kVA = 20.60 kVA
Total = 156.75 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.82, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads
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Commercial Loads
1 Hardware @ 40 kVA = 40 kVA
1 Gym @ 25 kVA = 25 kVA
1 Sari-sari Store @ 20 kVA = 20 kVA
Total = 85 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.82, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads
4 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 74.04 kVA
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Commercial Loads
1 New Public Market @ 50.0 kVA = 50.0 kVA
Total = 50.0 kVA
Applying the diversity factor of 2.84, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads 7
6 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 111.06 kVA
2 Class B @ 6.575 kVA = 13.15 kVA
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Applying the diversity factor of 2.70, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
Residential Loads
5 Class A @ 18.51 kVA = 92.55 kVA
3 Class B @ 6.575 kVA = 19.73 kVA
6 Class C @ 2.575 kVA = 15.45 kVA
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Applying the diversity factor of 2.78, with a reasoning that total demand could
not occur simultaneously on consumers supplied by common transformer.
1. Transformer No. 1
Pole Connected Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
Load of Gravity Span
1 1 BIR 20.0 1 20.0 20.0
2 1 Justice Hall 20.0 0 0 0
2. Transformer No. 2
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Pole Connected Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
Load of Gravity Span
1 1A, 5C 31.39 1 31.39 31.39
2 1 Wet Market, 80.0 0 0 0
1 City Health
3 1 Wellness 34.0 1 34.0 34.0
Center, 1
Cemetery
3. Transformer No. 3
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Pole Connected Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
Load of Gravity Span
1 2A, 1B, 2C 48.75 1 48.75 48.75
2 3A, 2B 68.68 0 0 0
4. Transformer No. 4
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Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 1 Café, 1 Terminal 35.0 1 35.0 35.0
2 1 Internet Shop, 1 65.0 0 0 0
Grocery Store
3 1 Pharmacy, 1 42.0 1 42.0 42.0
Electronics Shop
5. Transformer No. 5
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Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 3A, 3C 63.26 1 63.26 63.26
2 0 0 0 0
6. Transformer No. 6
Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 1 Park 20.0 1 20.0 20.0
2 3A, 3C 63.26 0 0 0
50
7. Transformer No. 7
Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 1 Bakery, 1 Clinic, 1 41.0 1 41.0 41.0
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Fire Department
2 2A, 4B 63.32 0 0 0
8. Transformer No. 8
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Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 2A, 2B, 2C 55.32 1 55.32 55.32
2 3A, 3C 16 0 0 0
9. Transformer No. 9
Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 4C 10.3 1 10.3 10.3
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2 2A, 4B 63.32 0 0 0
Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 6A, 2C 116.21 0 0 0
2 1 Convenience Store 30.0 1 30.0 30.0
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Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 2A, 2B 50.17 1 50.17 50.17
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2 3A, 1B 62.11 0 0 0
Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 1 Police Department, 70.0 1 70.0 70.0
1 Philippine Statistics
Authority
2 5C, 1 Water District 57.88 0 0 0
Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 3A, 2C 60.68 1 60.68 60.68
2 1 Pawn Shop, 1 85.0 0 0 0
Printing Shop, 1
Salon
Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 1A, 1B, 2C 30.24 1 30.24 30.24
2 1 Sana Ol 100.0 0 0 0
Restaurant, 1 Old
Public Market
Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 3A, 1B, 4C 72.41 1 72.41 72.41
2 0 0 0 0
Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 2A, 3C 44.75 1 44.75 44.75
2 1 Sari-sari Store, 1 85 0 0 0
Hardware, 1 Gym
3 1B, 7C 24.6 1 24.6 24.6
Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 4A, 4C, 1 New Public 134.34 0 0 0
Market
2 2B, 6C 28.6 1 28.6 28.6
Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 3A, 1C 58.11 1 58.11 58.11
2 2B, 2C 18.3 0 0 0
Pole Connected Load Total kVA From Center kVA Span Total kVA
of Gravity Span
1 1A, 3C 26.24 2 52.48 52.48
2 0 1 0 0
The maximum current that can flow on secondary conductor is the maximum
current that the transformer can produce.
1. Transformer No. 1
ST 50 kVA
IS = = = 208.33 A
VS 240 V
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The ampacity of size 3/0 AWG is 300 A and 75% of it is 225 A. So, we use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 20.0
Is= = =83.33 A
v s 240
s T 30.0
Is= = =125.0 A
v s 240
2. Transformer No. 2
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 31.39
Is= = =130.79 A
v s 240
3. Transformer No. 3
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
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s T 42.17
Is= = =175.71 A
v s 240
s T 48.75
Is= = =203.13 A
v s 240
4. Transformer No. 4
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
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s T 35.0
Is= = =145.83 A
v s 240
s T 42.0
Is= = =175.0 A
v s 240
5. Transformer No. 5
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
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s T 63.26
Is= = =263.58 A
v s 240
s T 60.68
Is= = =252.83 A
v s 240
6. Transformer No. 6
ST 50 kVA
IS = = = 208.33 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 3/0 AWG is 300 A and 75% of it is 225 A. So, we use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
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s T 20.0
Is= = =83.33 A
v s 240
7. Transformer No. 7
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 41.0
Is= = =170.83 A
v s 240
s T 42.17
Is= = =175.71 A
v s 240
8. Transformer No. 8
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 55.32
Is= = =230.5 A
v s 240
s T 42.17
Is= = =175.71 A
v s 240
9. Transformer No. 9
ST 50 kVA
IS = = = 208.33 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 3/0 AWG is 300 A and 75% of it is 225 A. So, we use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 10.3
Is= = =42.92 A
v s 240
s T 10.3
Is= = =42.92 A
v s 240
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 30.0
Is= = =125.0 A
v s 240
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ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 50.17
Is= = =209.04 A
v s 240
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 70.0
Is= = =291.67 A
v s 240
s T 38.9
Is= = =162.08 A
v s 240
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 60.68
Is= = =252.83 A
v s 240
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
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Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 30.24
Is= = =126.0 A
v s 240
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 72.41
Is= = =301.71 A
v s 240
s T 84.34
Is= = =351.42 A
v s 240
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 44.75
Is= = =186.46 A
v s 240
s T 24.6
Is= = =102.5 A
v s 240
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
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Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 28.6
Is= = =119.17 A
v s 240
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
s T 58.11
Is= = =242.13 A
v s 240
s T 58.11
Is= = =242.13 A
v s 240
ST 75 kVA
IS = = = 312.5 A
VS 240 V
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we
use
Looking on to the left and right side conductors where this transformer
supplies current to further analyze maximum current scenario that can
occur.
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s T 26.24
Is= = =109.33 A
v s 240
s T 21.09
Is= = =87.88 A
v s 240
ANSI Standard C84 as stipulated states that “For low voltage (<1000V), the
actual service voltage must lie within ±5% of nominal for continuous
operation. Any voltage deviation beyond these tolerances must be corrected.”
To lessen computations, we use the drop factor method since it has the same
orientation, sizes of wire, and operating voltage.
The following are formulas for solving the drop factor per kVA, per one
kilometer at 60 Hz and 85% pf.
De
Z11 = R ф +0.0593+j0.1736 log ( GMR ф )
De
Z1N = 0.0593+j0.1736 log ( GMR ф )
De
ZNN = RN +0.0593+j0.1736 log ( GMR N )
Z ¿2
Z= Z11−
Z NN
V drop =∨ZI ∨¿
V drop
%V drop = x 100 %
VA
% V drop
Drop Factor =
kVA
1. Transformer No. 1
Computing for the current on 1 kVA base and 85% power factor,
1 kVA
I= cos−1 ( 0.85 )=4.1667 ∠−31.79° A
240 V
4.2933
%V drop = x 100 %=1.7889 % /km
240
1.7889
Drop Factor = =1.7889 % /kVA – km
1 kVA
85
2. Transformer No. 2
Computing for the current on 1 kVA base and 85% power factor,
1 kVA
I= cos−1 ( 0.85 )=4.1667 ∠−31.79° A
240 V
3.1209
%V drop = x 100 %=1.3004 % /kVA
240
3.1209
%V drop = x 100 %=1.3004 % /kVA−km
1 kVA
87
IMPEDANCES CALCULATION
R jX R + jX Unit
Z11 0.2986 0.8869 0.2986+0.8869j /km
Z1N 0.0593 0.5471 0.0593+0.5471j /km
ZNN 0.6155 0.9961 0.6155+0.9961j /km
Z 0.3843 0.6429 0.3843+0.6429j /km
IMPEDANCES CALCULATION
R jX R + jX Unit
Z11 0.2986 0.8869 0.2986+0.8869j /km
Z1N 0.0593 0.5471 0.0593+0.5471j /km
ZNN 0.6155 0.9961 0.6155+0.9961j /km
Z 0.3843 0.6429 0.3843+0.6429j /km
IMPEDANCES CALCULATION
R jX R + jX Unit
Z11 0.2986 0.8869 0.2986+0.8869j /km
Z1N 0.0593 0.5471 0.0593+0.5471j /km
ZNN 0.6155 0.9961 0.6155+0.9961j /km
Z 0.3843 0.6429 0.3843+0.6429j /km
6. Transformer No. 6
IMPEDANCES CALCULATION
R jX R + jX Unit
Z11 0.5086 0.9838 0.5086+0.9838j /km
Z1N 0.0593 0.5471 0.0593+0.5471j /km
ZNN 1.1096 1.0111 1.1096+1.0111j /km
Z 0.6251 0.8191 0.6251+0.8191j /km
7. Transformer No. 7
8. Transformer No. 8
9. Transformer No. 9
IMPEDANCES CALCULATION
R jX R + jX Unit
Z11 0.5086 0.9838 0.5086+0.9838j /km
Z1N 0.0593 0.5471 0.0593+0.5471j /km
ZNN 1.1096 1.0111 1.1096+1.0111j /km
Z 0.6251 0.8191 0.6251+0.8191j /km
IMPEDANCES CALCULATION
R jX R + jX Unit
Z11 0.2986 0.8869 0.2986+0.8869j /km
Z1N 0.0593 0.5471 0.0593+0.5471j /km
ZNN 0.6155 0.9961 0.6155+0.9961j /km
Z 0.3843 0.6429 0.3843+0.6429j /km
IMPEDANCES CALCULATION
R jX R + jX Unit
Z11 0.2986 0.8869 0.2986+0.8869j /km
Z1N 0.0593 0.5471 0.0593+0.5471j /km
ZNN 0.6155 0.9961 0.6155+0.9961j /km
Z 0.3843 0.6429 0.3843+0.6429j /km
IMPEDANCES CALCULATION
R jX R + jX Unit
Z11 0.2986 0.8869 0.2986+0.8869j /km
Z1N 0.0593 0.5471 0.0593+0.5471j /km
ZNN 0.6155 0.9961 0.6155+0.9961j /km
Z 0.3843 0.6429 0.3843+0.6429j /km
IMPEDANCES CALCULATION
R CALCULATION
jX OF
R +DROP
jX FACTOR Unit
Z11 0.2986 Vdrop 0.8869 0.2986+0.8869j
3.1209 V / km /km
Z1N 0.0593 0.5471 0.0593+0.5471j /km
%Vdrop 1.3004 % / km
ZNN 0.6155 0.9961 0.6155+0.9961j /km
Z 0.3843 Drop0.6429
Factor 1.3004 % / kVA-km
0.3843+0.6429j /km
100
IMPEDANCES CALCULATION
R jX R + jX Unit
Z11 0.2986 0.8869 0.2986+0.8869j /km
Z1N 0.0593 0.5471 0.0593+0.5471j /km
ZNN 0.6155 0.9961 0.6155+0.9961j /km
Z 0.3843 0.6429 0.3843+0.6429j /km
IMPEDANCES CALCULATION
R jX R + jX Unit
Z11 0.2986 0.8869 0.2986+0.8869j /km
Z1N 0.0593 0.5471 0.0593+0.5471j /km
ZNN 0.6155 0.9961 0.6155+0.9961j /km
Z 0.3843 0.6429 0.3843+0.6429j /km
IMPEDANCES CALCULATION
R jX R + jX Unit
Z11 0.2986 0.8869 0.2986+0.8869j /km
Z1N 0.0593 0.5471 0.0593+0.5471j /km
ZNN 0.6155 0.9961 0.6155+0.9961j /km
Z 0.3843 0.6429 0.3843+0.6429j /km
IMPEDANCES CALCULATION
R jX R + jX Unit
Z11 0.2986 0.8869 0.2986+0.8869j /km
Z1N 0.0593 0.5471 0.0593+0.5471j /km
ZNN 0.6155 0.9961 0.6155+0.9961j /km
Z 0.3843 0.6429 0.3843+0.6429j /km
CHAPTER 4
kVA 3275
Ampacity of the Feeder = = =143.244 A
√ 3∗kV √ 3∗13.2
The ampacity of size 1/0 MCM is 200 A and 75% of it is 150 A. So, we use
1/0 MCM bare ACSR.
The conductor for Feeder No. 1 is 1/0 MCM ACSR as secondary conductor and
#4 AWG ACSR as ground wire. The resistance values are 0.6961 Ω/km and
1.5973 Ω /km respectively. The GMR values are 0.1359 cm and 0.1332 cm
respectively.
GMD ф 1.5∗100
Z1 = R ф + j0.1736 log ( GMR ф )
= 0.6961 + j0.1736 log (
0.1359 )
Z1 = 0.6961 + j0.5282 Ω / km
Computing for the current on 1 kVA base and 90% power factor,
kVA 1 kVA
I =1 ∠−cos−1 ( pf ) = ∠−cos−1 ( 0.9 )=0.043739∠−25.84 ° A
√3 V ¿ √ 3 ( 13.2 )
V drop =|ZI |=¿ ( 0.6961+ j 0.5282 )∗( 0.043739 ∠−25.84 ° )=0.03822 V /km
13200
V ln = =7621.02 V
√3
0.03822
Drop Factor= ∗100 %=0.00050151 % / kVA – km
7621.02
kVA 7775
Ampacity of the Feeder = = =340.0681 A
√ 3∗kV √ 3∗13.2
The ampacity of size 266.8 MCM is 460 A and 75% of it is 345 A. So, we use
266.8 bare ACSR.
The conductor for Feeder No. 2 is 266.8 MCM ACSR as secondary conductor
and #2/0 AWG ACSR as ground wire. The resistance values are 0.2393 Ω/km
and 0.5562 Ω /km respectively. The GMR values are 0.6614 cm and 0.1554
cm respectively.
109
GMD ф 1.5∗100
Z1 = R ф + j0.1736 log ( GMR ф )
= 0.2393 + j0.1736 log (
0.6614 )
Z1 = 0.2393 + j0.4089 Ω / km
Computing for the current on 1 kVA base and 90% power factor,
kVA 1 kVA
I =1 ∠−cos−1 ( pf ) = ∠−cos−1 ( 0.9 )=0.043739∠−25.84 ° A
√3 V ¿ √ 3 ( 13.2 )
13200
V ln = =7621.02 V
√3
0.02072
Drop Factor= ∗100 %=0.00027188 % /kVA – km
7621.02
kVA 14687
Ampacity of the Feeder = = =642.390 A
√ 3∗kV √ 3∗13.2
111
The ampacity of size 795 MCM is 900 A and 75% of it is 675 A. So, we use
795 bare ACSR.
The conductor for Feeder No. 3 is 795 MCM ACSR as secondary conductor
and #4/0 AWG ACSR as ground wire. The resistance values are 0.08 Ω/km
and 0.3679 Ω /km respectively. The GMR values are 1.143 cm and 0.2481 cm
respectively.
GMD ф 1.5∗100
Z1 = R ф + j0.1736 log ( GMR ф )
= 0.08 + j0.1736 log(1.143 )
Z1 = 0.08 + j0.3677 Ω / km
Computing for the current on 1 kVA base and 90% power factor,
kVA 1 kVA
I =1 ∠−cos−1 ( pf ) = ∠−cos−1 ( 0.9 )=0.043739∠−25.84 ° A
√3 V ¿ √ 3 13.2
( )
13200
V ln = =7621.02 V
√3
0.02072
Drop Factor= ∗100 %=0.00021598 % /kVA – km
7621.02
kVA 14600
Ampacity of the Feeder = = =638.584 A
√ 3∗kV √ 3∗13.2
The ampacity of size 795 MCM is 900 A and 75% of it is 675 A. So, we use
795 bare ACSR.
The conductor for Feeder No. 3 is 795 MCM ACSR as secondary conductor
and #4/0 AWG ACSR as ground wire. The resistance values are 0.08 Ω/km
and 0.3679 Ω /km respectively. The GMR values are 1.143 cm and 0.2481 cm
respectively.
GMD ф 1.5∗100
Z1 = R ф + j0.1736 log ( GMR ф ) (
= 0.08 + j0.1736 log
1.143 )
114
Z1 = 0.08 + j0.3677 Ω / km
Computing for the current on 1 kVA base and 90% power factor,
kVA 1 kVA
I =1 ∠−cos−1 ( pf ) = ∠−cos−1 ( 0.9 )=0.043739∠−25.84 ° A
√3 V ¿ √ 3 ( 13.2 )
13200
V ln = =7621.02 V
√3
0.02072
Drop Factor= ∗100 %=0.00021598 % /kVA – km
7621.02
CHAPTER 5
SUBSTATION DESIGN
A. Feeder No. 1
Table 5.1.1 Schedule of Loads on Feeder No. 1
12000
10000
8000
6000
4000
2000
B. Feeder No. 2
117
3000
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
C. Feeder No. 3
Table 5.1.3 Schedule of Loads on Feeder No. 3
D. Feeder No. 4
Table 5.1.4 Schedule of Loads on Feeder No. 4
Commercia
Time Residential Institutional Industrial Total
l
0000h 240.506 434.5 3150 550 4375.01
0100h 240.506 434.5 3150 550 4375.01
0200h 240.506 434.5 3150 550 4375.01
0300h 90.18975 434.5 1350 550 2424.69
0400h 90.18975 434.5 1350 550 2424.69
0500h 90.18975 434.5 1350 550 2424.69
0600h 90.18975 434.5 1350 3300 5174.69
0700h 420.8855 2607 4050 3300 10377.9
0800h 420.8855 2607 4050 3300 10377.9
120
12000
10000
8000
6000
4000
2000
30000
25000
20000
15000
10000
5000
31,248.969
Demand Factor= =0.812
38,492.705
Diversity Factor=
∑ of Individual Max . Demand
Max . Demand of theWhole System
31,564.195
Diversity Factor= =1.010
31,248.969
Average Load
Load Factor=
Max . Demand of the Whole System
17,861.146
Load Factor = =0.572
31,248.969
124
38,492.705 kVA
Power Transfomer Capacity=
1.010
APPENDIX A
TABLES
125
126
127
APPENDIX B
Class A 296.16
Class B 65.75
413.410
Class C 51.50
COMMERCIAL
Bakery 16
Hotel 1800
1846.000
Office 30
INSTITUTIONAL
Fire Department 15
Clinic 10
Park 20
City Hall 2000 3845.000
Zoo 1800
TOTAL CONNECTED LOAD (in kVA) 6104.410
Printing Shop 20
Salon 30
Bar 90
Lodge 100
Sana Ol Restaurant 50
Old Public Market 50
Jubilee 100 7305.000
Apartment 1500
Last Resort 1800
Ocean Park 2000
INSTITUTIONAL
Provincial Hospital 1500
Philippine Elementary School 1500
Police Department 40
PSA 30
Water District 45 6115.000
Collage College 1500
UA University 1500
TOTAL CONNECTED LOAD (in kVA) 13811.110
h
1700
h 541.1385 267.6778 289.387 254.2215 1352
1800
h 420.8855 220.4405 248.046 195.555 1085
1900
h 360.759 188.949 248.046 195.555 993.3
2000
h 300.6325 157.4575 248.046 195.555 901.7
2100
h 240.506 125.966 248.046 195.555 810.1
2200
h 240.506 125.966 124.023 58.6665 549.2
2300
h 240.506 125.966 124.023 58.6665 549.2
2400
h 240.506 125.966 124.023 58.6665 549.2
AVE 348.734 177.612 206.705 152.533 885.6
MIN 90.1898 47.2373 82.682 58.6665 298.3
MAX 541.139 267.678 310.058 254.222 1373
Substation Residential Load Curves
1600
1400
1200
1000
800
600
400
200
h
0600
h 434.5 19.7 369.2 1461 2284
0700
h 2607 128.05 553.8 2922 6211
0800
h 2607 128.05 738.4 2922 6395
0900
h 2607 128.05 738.4 3652.5 7126
1000
h 3476 128.05 923 4383 8910
1100
h 3476 137.9 923 4748.25 9285
1200
h 3476 137.9 1015.3 5113.5 9743
1300
h 3476 157.6 1569.1 5478.75 10681
1400
h 3476 118.2 1292.2 5478.75 10365
1500
h 3476 118.2 1384.5 5478.75 10457
1600
h 3476 118.2 1292.2 5478.75 10365
1700
h 3476 118.2 1107.6 5478.75 10181
1800
h 1303.5 118.2 738.4 2922 5082
1900
h 1303.5 128.05 738.4 2922 5092
2000
h 434.5 19.7 369.2 584.4 1408
2100
h 434.5 19.7 369.2 584.4 1408
2200
h 434.5 19.7 369.2 584.4 1408
2300
h 434.5 19.7 369.2 584.4 1408
2400 Substation Commercial Load Curves
h 434.5 19.7 369.2 584.4 1408
12000
AVE
10000 1738 76.042 697.788 2664.86 5177
MIN 434.5 19.7 369.2 584.4 1408
MAX
8000
3476 157.6 1569.1 5478.75 10681
6000
4000
2000
h
1800
h 4050 2183.3 1538 2446 10217
1900
h 4050 1559.5 576.75 2446 8632
2000
h 4050 2963.05 576.75 611.5 8201
2100
h 3150 2183.3 576.75 611.5 6522
2200
h 3150 2183.3 576.75 611.5 6522
2300
h 3150 2183.3 576.75 611.5 6522
2400
h 3150 2183.3 576.75 611.5 6522
AVE 3366 2145.87 1617.98 2128.02 9258
MIN 1350 935.7 576.75 611.5 4435
MAX 4050 2963.05 2768.4 4892 14285
Substation Institutional Load Curves
16000
14000
12000
10000
8000
6000
4000
2000
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
0000
549.1615 1407.8 6521.55 550 9028.512
h
0100
549.1615 1407.8 6521.55 550 9028.512
h
0200
528.491 1407.8 6521.55 550 9007.841
h
0300
319.0015 1407.8 4435.2 550 6712.002
h
0400
298.331 2284.4 4435.2 550 7567.931
h
0500
298.331 2284.4 5658.2 550 8790.931
h
0600
502.806 2284.4 6042.7 3300 12129.906
h
0700
1045.816 6210.85 10458.15 3300 21014.816
h
136
0800
1084.927 6395.45 12257.9 3300 23038.277
h
0900
1066.4865 7125.95 12257.9 4950 25400.337
h
1000
1194.86575 8910.05 12101.95 4950 27156.866
h
1100
1250.18725 9285.15 12905.7 4950 28391.037
h
1200
1250.18725 9742.7 13138.55 4950 29081.437
h
1300
1332.86925 10681.45 14284.65 4950 31248.969
h
1400
1353.53975 10365.15 14284.65 5225 31228.340
h
1500
1373.09525 10457.45 13061.65 5225 30117.195
h
1600
1352.42475 10365.15 12593.8 5225 29536.375
h
1700
1352.42475 10180.55 10828.8 3300 25661.775
h
1800
1084.927 5082.1 10217.3 3300 19684.327
h
1900
993.309 5091.95 8632.25 550 15267.509
h
2000
901.691 1407.8 8201.3 550 11060.791
h
2100
810.073 1407.8 6521.55 550 9289.423
h
2200
549.1615 1407.8 6521.55 550 9028.512
h
2300
549.1615 1407.8 6521.55 550 9028.512
h
2400
549.1615 1407.8 6521.55 550 9028.512
h
AVE 885.58 5176.69 9257.87 2541.00 17861.146
MIN 298.331 1407.8 4435.2 550 6691.331
MAX 1373.095 10681.45 14284.65 5225 31248.969
Substation Total Load Curves
35000
30000
25000
20000
15000
10000
5000
25
20
15
10
h
0800 61.75
10 5.5 8.75 25.5 12
h
0900 69.5
14 5.5 12.5 25.5 12
h
1000 76
15 11 12.5 25.5 12
h
1100 87.4
17 15.4 17.5 25.5 12
h
1200 97.8
17 19.8 22.5 25.5 13
h
1300 97.8
17 19.8 22.5 25.5 13
h
1400 103.1
17 19.8 23.75 25.5 17
h
1500 103.1
17 19.8 23.75 25.5 17
h
1600 102.1
16 19.8 23.75 25.5 17
h
1700 106.1
16 19.8 23.75 28.5 18
h
1800 99.5
17 15.4 22.5 27.6 17
h
1900 98
18 15.4 20 27.6 17
h
2000 97.65
18 15.4 18.75 28.5 17
h
2100 87.25
12 11 18.75 28.5 17
h
2200 76.05
8 8.8 18.75 28.5 12
h
2300 59.3
4 3.3 17.5 22.5 12
h
2400 52.3
1 3.3 17.5 22.5 8
h
AVE 9.84 10.296 15.81 24.948 12.36 73.25
MIN 1 3.3 3.75 22.5 8 38.55
MAX 19.8 Feeder 119.8
Commercial23.75
Load Curves 28.5 18 106.1
120
100
80
60
40
20
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
12
10
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
Feeder 1 Load
Time Residential Commercial Institutional Total
0000h 125.966 19.7 2183.3 2328.97
0100h 125.966 19.7 2183.3 2328.97
0200h 125.966 19.7 2183.3 2328.97
0300h 47.23725 19.7 935.7 1002.64
0400h 47.23725 19.7 935.7 1002.64
0500h 47.23725 19.7 935.7 1002.64
0600h 47.23725 19.7 935.7 1002.64
0700h 220.4405 118.2 2807.1 3145.74
0800h 220.4405 118.2 2807.1 3145.74
0900h 220.4405 118.2 2807.1 3145.74
1000h 283.4235 157.6 2807.1 3248.12
1100h 283.4235 157.6 2807.1 3248.12
1200h 283.4235 157.6 2807.1 3248.12
1300h 283.4235 157.6 2807.1 3248.12
1400h 283.4235 157.6 2807.1 3248.12
1500h 283.4235 157.6 2807.1 3248.12
1600h 283.4235 157.6 2807.1 3248.12
1700h 283.4235 157.6 2807.1 3248.12
1800h 220.4405 59.1 2807.1 3086.64
1900h 188.949 59.1 2807.1 3055.15
2000h 157.4575 19.7 2807.1 2984.26
2100h 125.966 19.7 2183.3 2328.97
2200h 125.966 19.7 2183.3 2328.97
2300h 125.966 19.7 2183.3 2328.97
2400h 125.966 19.7 2183.3 2328.97
AVE 182.65 78.80 2333.01 2594.46
MIN 47.23725 19.7 935.7 1002.64
MAX 283.4235 157.6 2807.1 3248.12
Feeder 1 Load Curves
14000
12000
10000
8000
6000
4000
2000
25
20
15
10
Class A (16 Units) Class B (10 Units) Class C (20 Units) Total
146
Hotel Total
148
15
10
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
Feeder 2 Load
Time Residential Commercial Institutional Total
0000h 165.364 184.6 2691.5 3041.46
0100h 165.364 184.6 2691.5 3041.46
0200h 165.364 184.6 2691.5 3041.46
0300h 62.0115 184.6 1153.5 1400.11
0400h 62.0115 184.6 1153.5 1400.11
0500h 62.0115 184.6 1153.5 1400.11
0600h 62.0115 184.6 1153.5 1400.11
0700h 289.387 1199.9 3268.25 4757.54
0800h 289.387 1199.9 3268.25 4757.54
0900h 289.387 1199.9 3268.25 4757.54
1000h 351.3985 1199.9 3076 4627.3
1100h 351.3985 1292.2 3076 4719.6
1200h 351.3985 1292.2 3268.25 4911.85
1300h 351.3985 1476.8 3268.25 5096.45
1400h 351.3985 1107.6 3268.25 4727.25
1500h 351.3985 1107.6 3268.25 4727.25
1600h 351.3985 1107.6 2691.5 4150.5
1700h 351.3985 1107.6 2691.5 4150.5
1800h 289.387 1107.6 2691.5 4088.49
1900h 248.046 1199.9 1922.5 3370.45
2000h 206.705 184.6 3652.75 4044.06
2100h 165.364 184.6 2691.5 3041.46
2200h 165.364 184.6 2691.5 3041.46
2300h 165.364 184.6 2691.5 3041.46
2400h 165.364 184.6 2691.5 3041.46
AVE 233.16 712.56 2645.36 3591.08
MIN 62.0115 184.6 1153.5 1400.11
MAX 351.3985Feeder1476.8
2 Load Curves 3652.75 5096.45
3500
3000
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
25
20
15
10
40
20
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
Feeder 3 Load
Provincial Hospital Philippine Elementary School
Time Residential Commercial
Collage College Institutional
UA University Total
Total
0000h 117.333 1461 917.25 2495.58
0100h 117.333 1461 917.25 2495.58
0200h 97.7775 1461 917.25 2476.03
0300h 97.7775 1461 2446 4004.78
0400h 78.222 1461 2446 3985.22
0500h 78.222 1461 2446 3985.22
0600h 234.666 1461 3057.5 4753.17
0700h 234.666 2191.5 3057.5 5483.67
0800h 234.666 2922 3974.75 7131.42
0900h 254.2215 2922 3974.75 7150.97
1000h 254.2215 3652.5 3974.75 7881.47
1100h 195.555 3652.5 4280.5 8128.56
1200h 195.555 4017.75 4402.8 8616.11
1300h 273.777 6209.25 4280.5 10763.5
1400h 293.3325 5113.5 4280.5 9687.33
1500h 293.3325 5478.75 4280.5 10052.6
1600h 273.777 5113.5 4280.5 9667.78
1700h 273.777 4383 2446 7102.78
1800h 234.666 2922 2446 5602.67
1900h 234.666 2922 917.25 4073.92
2000h 234.666 1461 917.25 2612.92
2100h 234.666 1461 917.25 2612.92
2200h 117.333 Feeder1461
3 Load Curves 917.25 2495.58
5000
2300h
4500
117.333 1461 917.25 2495.58
2400h
4000 117.333 1461 917.25 2495.58
3500AVE 195.56 2761.29 2573.19 5530.04
3000MIN 78.222 1461 917.25 2476.03
2500MAX 293.3325 6209.25 4402.8 10763.5
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10
1500h 88 75 163
1600h 88 80 168
1700h 88 80 168
1800h 93.5 90 183.5
1900h 99 60 159
2000h 99 40 139
2100h 88 25 113
2200h 55 5 60
2300h 33 5 38
2400h 11 5 16
AVE 60.06 38.6 98.66
MIN 11 5 16
MAX 99 90 189
Feeder 4 Commercial
Ramen House Boutique Load
Total
New
Hardwar Sari Sari
Time Gym Public Total
e Store
Market
0000h 2 7.5 2 5 16.5
0100h 2 7.5 2 5 16.5
0200h 2 7.5 2 5 16.5
0300h 2 7.5 4 10 23.5
0400h 2 7.5 10 25 44.5
0500h 2 7.5 10 25 44.5
0600h 2 8.75 10 25 45.75
0700h 2 5 12 30 49
0800h 12 5 12 30 59
0900h 20 3.75 14 35 72.75
1000h 32 3.75 14 35 84.75
1100h 32 3.75 14 35 84.75
1200h 36 2.5 16 40 94.5
1300h 38 2.5 16 40 96.5
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Feeder 4 Load
Commercia
Time Residential Booc's Wagen Corp. Institutional
Selecta Corp. Industrial Total
l
Caca-Loca Corp. Total
0000h 240.506 434.5 3150 550 4375.01
0100h 240.506 434.5 3150 550 4375.01
0200h 240.506 434.5 3150 550 4375.01
0300h 90.18975 434.5 1350 550 2424.69
0400h 90.18975 434.5 1350 550 2424.69
0500h 90.18975 434.5 1350 550 2424.69
0600h 90.18975 434.5 1350 3300 5174.69
0700h 420.8855 2607 4050 3300 10377.9
0800h 420.8855 2607 4050 3300 10377.9
0900h 420.8855 2607 4050 4950 12027.9
1000h 541.1385 3476 4050 4950 13017.1
1100h 541.1385 3476 4050 4950 13017.1
1200h 541.1385 3476 4050 4950 13017.1
1300h 541.1385 3476 4050 4950 13017.1
1400h 541.1385 3476 4050 5225 13292.1
1500h 541.1385 3476 4050 5225 13292.1
1600h 541.1385 3476 4050 5225 13292.1
1700h 541.1385 3476 4050 3300 11367.1
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