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Jockstar Jun 17th 2010 10:01 am

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 

Originally Posted by shrikrishan (Post 8639698)
The correct answer is 95.16 amps

Can you show us how you get that please?

shrikrishan Jun 17th 2010 10:36 am

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 
19 lig point 3amps

6 10 a double skt outlt
16 10a singl skt outlt 15 amps
3 strip heater 1000 watt


1 15amps skt outlet 10 amps
1 20amps skt outlet 15amps
3 exhaust fans 2amps
1 12.4 kw range 27 amps
1 4.6kw instant water heater 6.66amps
4 500watt tennis light 6.50amps

total 85.16 amps

Jockstar Jun 17th 2010 2:45 pm

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 

Originally Posted by shrikrishan (Post 8639698)
The correct answer is 95.16 amps

You gave 2 different amounts

shrikrishan Jun 18th 2010 2:47 pm

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 
old one was mistyped mate.

Jockstar Jun 20th 2010 2:29 pm

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 
Ok have been working through the next few shets of MD. Will put up these sheet by sheet and lets see if I'm right or if you have the same answers. Ok.
Q2 Same category.

Determine the maximum demand of a single phase 240V domestic installation.

28 Lighting points 3A+2a = 5A

8m Lighting track 8 x 2A = 16A

13 10A single socket outlets
+
9 10A double socket outlets
+
2 50W exhaust fans
+
1 1200Watts strip heaters = 13+9+2+1=25points so 10A + 5A = 15A

1 14.5KW range 14500/230 = 63 x 05 = 31.5A

1 3.4kW storage H.W.S. 3400/230 = 14.8A

1 3.0kW clothes drier N/A



Total = 82.3A



Right or wrong?

shrikrishan Jun 20th 2010 8:00 pm

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 
exactly same answer,Thanx

Jockstar Jun 20th 2010 8:18 pm

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 
Question 3

Determine the maximum demand of the heaviest loaded phase in a domesticv electrical instalation having the following load-

21 Lighting points 3 + 2 = 5A

28 10A single socket outlets
+
8 10A socket outlets = 10A + 5A = 15A

1 range(2 hotplates 6kW each and 6.8kW oven) 18800/230=81.73x0.5=40.86A

1 air conditioner- (single phase 4.8kW) 4500/230 = 19.56 x 0.75= 14.67A

1 clothes dryer - ( single phase 4.8kW) N/A

1 washing machine - ( single phase self heating - 3.2kW) N/A

1 3phase instantaneous water heater (5.3kW per phase) 5300/230 = 23 x 0.333= 7.67A per phase

1 3 phase motor rated at 7.5A per phase = 7.5A per phase



Total 90.7A


Right or wrong?

Askar Jun 20th 2010 9:10 pm

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 

Originally Posted by Jockstar (Post 8645528)
Ok have been working through the next few shets of MD. Will put up these sheet by sheet and lets see if I'm right or if you have the same answers. Ok.
Q2 Same category.

Determine the maximum demand of a single phase 240V domestic installation.

28 Lighting points 3A+2a = 5A

8m Lighting track 8 x 2A = 16A

13 10A single socket outlets
+
9 10A double socket outlets
+
2 50W exhaust fans
+
1 1200Watts strip heaters = 13+9+2+1=25points so 10A + 5A = 15A

1 14.5KW range 14500/230 = 63 x 05 = 31.5A

1 3.4kW storage H.W.S. 3400/230 = 14.8A

1 3.0kW clothes drier N/A



Total = 82.3A



Right or wrong?

For question 2 Max Demand I have got, total 68.3.

28 Lighting points 3A+2a = 5A

8m Lighting track 8 x 2A = 16A

2 50W exhaust fans = 2

ie total points is 28+ 16 + 2 = 46points

3A+2A+2A = 7A
see egin reg C2.3.2.1 load group A(1)

7A+15A+31.52A+14.78A

Total 68.3Amps

Please let me know if this correct.

Jockstar Jun 20th 2010 11:16 pm

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 

Originally Posted by Askar (Post 8646029)
For question 2 Max Demand I have got, total 68.3.

28 Lighting points 3A+2a = 5A

8m Lighting track 8 x 2A = 16A

2 50W exhaust fans = 2

ie total points is 28+ 16 + 2 = 46points

3A+2A+2A = 7A
see egin reg C2.3.2.1 load group A(1)

7A+15A+31.52A+14.78A

Total 68.3Amps

Please let me know if this correct.


The 16 for the track is not points but amps.

Askar Jun 21st 2010 1:40 am

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 
Please read note d on pg 358 for lighting

Askar Jun 21st 2010 2:01 am

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 
Also note in the question the voltage 240 is used.

for lighting track read d pg 358,

2 points per metre of track
ie

8 x 2 = 16 points

final answer [B]66.41 Amps[/B].

please check, I already check with one of m:fingerscrossed:y mate same answer as mine.

shrikrishan Jun 21st 2010 8:59 am

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 
Thanx for correcting us askar.yea i hve also chkd again u r right.

Jockstar Jun 21st 2010 6:16 pm

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 
Determine the maximum demand of a single phase 240V domestic installation.

28 Lighting points
+
8m Lighting track + 2 50W exhaust fans = 28+16+2= 46 points. Which is 3+2+2=7A

13 10A single socket outlets
+
9 10A double socket outlets + 1 1200 watts strip heaters = 13+9+1= 23 points so that would be 10+5=15A

2 50W exhaust fans

1 1200Watts strip heaters

1 14.5KW range 14500/240 = 60.41 x 0.5 = 30.2A

1 3.4kW storage H.W.S. 3400/240 = 14.16A

1 3.0kW clothes drier N/A



Total = 66.36A

This is what i get after revising the above. Just wondering where you get the extra 0.5A from?

Askar Jun 21st 2010 6:54 pm

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 
Yes your answer is correct.:thumbup:

Jockstar Jun 21st 2010 7:02 pm

Re: Maximum demand, Please explain.
 

Originally Posted by Jockstar (Post 8645952)
Question 3

Determine the maximum demand of the heaviest loaded phase in a domesticv electrical instalation having the following load-

21 Lighting points 3 + 2 = 5A

28 10A single socket outlets
+
8 10A socket outlets = 10A + 5A = 15A

1 range(2 hotplates 6kW each and 6.8kW oven) 18800/230=81.73x0.5=40.86A

1 air conditioner- (single phase 4.8kW) 4500/230 = 19.56 x 0.75= 14.67A

1 clothes dryer - ( single phase 4.8kW) N/A

1 washing machine - ( single phase self heating - 3.2kW) N/A

1 3phase instantaneous water heater (5.3kW per phase) 5300/230 = 23 x 0.333= 7.67A per phase

1 3 phase motor rated at 7.5A per phase = 7.5A per phase



Total 90.7A


Right or wrong?


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