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    This document discusses battery configuration requirements for two uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems. For a 200kVA UPS with 30 minutes of backup time and a power factor of 0.9, the calculation shows that 3 strings of 32 cells each of 200Ah 12V batteries would meet the capacity need. For a 120kVA UPS also with 30 minutes backup and 0.9 power factor, the calculation determines 2 strings of 40 cells each of 150Ah 12V batteries would be sufficient. The document provides the calculation process and requirements for properly sizing battery banks for different UPS systems.

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    This document discusses battery configuration requirements for two uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems. For a 200kVA UPS with 30 minutes of backup time and a power factor of 0.9, the calculation shows that 3 strings of 32 cells each of 200Ah 12V batteries would meet the capacity need. For a 120kVA UPS also with 30 minutes backup and 0.9 power factor, the calculation determines 2 strings of 40 cells each of 150Ah 12V batteries would be sufficient. The document provides the calculation process and requirements for properly sizing battery banks for different UPS systems.

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    Battery Configuration-MEW

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    This document discusses battery configuration requirements for two uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems. For a 200kVA UPS with 30 minutes of backup time and a power factor of 0.9, the calculation shows that 3 strings of 32 cells each of 200Ah 12V batteries would meet the capacity need. For a 120kVA UPS also with 30 minutes backup and 0.9 power factor, the calculation determines 2 strings of 40 cells each of 150Ah 12V batteries would be sufficient. The document provides the calculation process and requirements for properly sizing battery banks for different UPS systems.

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    Battery Configuration

    1. Formula
    P ( VA ) × PF
    W(cell)=
    η× S × P ×n
    P(VA)：capacity
    PF：power factor
    η：inv. efficiency
    S：number of battery strings
    P:number of battery parallels
    n:number of cells，usually 6 cells
    2. Requirements
    UPS capacity Backup time Power factor Inv. Efficiency
    200KVA 30 0.9 0.95
    120KVA 30 0.9 0.95

    3. Calculation process
    A. 200KVA 30mins back up.
    a) 200 KVA@ 30 minutes (PF 0.9) Parallel redundant for full load of each UPS and
    separate battery bank
    When 2*200KVA parallel redundant, as requirement for full load consideration, so
    consider each UPS taking 180KW load and battery as per requirement.
    P ( VA ) × PF
    W(cell)= =200KVA*0.9/(0.95*3*32)= 1973 W/cell
    η× S × P ×n
    AccuForce 12V - 200Ah battery can provide 2080 watt/cell @ 1.75V ，32S*3P batteries
    to meet the requirement.
    Each UPS need 3*32 pcs 200AH.
    B. 120KVA 30mins back up.
    a) 120 KVA@ 30 minutes (PF 0.9) Parallel redundant for full load of each UPS and
    separate battery bank
    When 2*120KVA parallel redundant, as requirement for full load consideration, so
    consider each UPS taking 108KW load and battery as per requirement.
    P ( VA ) × PF
    W(cell)= =120KVA*0.9/(0.95*2*40)= 1421 W/cell
    η× S × P ×n
    AccuForce 12V - 150Ah battery can provide 1560 watt/cell @ 1.75V ，40S*2P batteries
    to meet the requirement.
    Each UPS need 2*40 pcs 150AH.

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