UNDERSTANDING ELECTRICAL LOAD SCHEDULE

[@bahmannosratollah7017]

After viewing your video, I did calculate a loaded schedule for a job, which was accepted by my power company. I never thought I can have this much progress. Thank you.

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

Glad it was helpful!

[@udayverma7823]

A very well description of the details to be taken into account,while getting onto the load calculations in an industrial installation. The assumptions n steps involved are all full of the finest details.
This calculation is very important from point of view of safety concerns also,as we know unbalanced loading leads to heating,thereby making the insulation weak n often leading to fire hazards on account of short circuiting.
A practical guide it may be to electrical as well as nonelectrical engineers.

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

Thanks a lot!

[@engrmamoorshah8967]

Solid knowledge i have seen for the first time

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

Thanks a lot. Glad you liked it..more to come.

[@chanchalmaurya6104]

Must watch video for EE branch students.

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

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[@bahmannosratollah7017]

Thank you, very nice explanation, made it so easy to understand. Thank you.

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

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[@nareshdadi1441]

I really enjoyed the video..
Thank you for valuable information..

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

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[@bhushanshinde3048]

Accurately explained sir thank you

[@nagarajans8988]

Good job great ,thank you for the teach cable types topic make one video

[@shavaizkhan8165]

Great Effort, Please continue making these awesome videos

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

Thank you, I will

[@Fact-fusion86]

Thanks for sharing such good calculation.
Could you please provide below calculation.
1. AC UPS & DC UPS Sizing calculation.
2. Earthing calculation
3. Lightning protection requirement calculation.

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

Thanks. Glad that you found the video useful. Please let me know your comments on my other videos. Please do subscribe to my channel and share with your friends. Videos on the above topics are under preparation and will be uploaded shortly.

[@7naheel]

Thank you, grasp the concept easily.

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

Glad it was helpful!

[@udayutkarsha]

Awesome presentation n great effort 👏

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

Thanks a lot

[@Eren-vz5vb]

Next step is to design a transformer for 362.76 KVA and get energized from the utility am i right?

[@tutakml]

Hi Sir, the process was explained concisely. Loved the video. Please do more on processes for design.

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

Thank you, I will

[@noelfaithfulkari2857]

Thank you for the great lecture. Sir, please would you elaborate more on the Breaker sizing of these loads, the conductor sizing and voltage drop, earthing sizing for this load schedule, transformer size.

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

Glad that you found the video useful. Presentation on above topics are in the process of being made and will be uploaded as soon as possible

[@farhanakram4223]

Sir how can we find the absorbed power and how did you write active power of 185kW rating to 168.4kW.

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

Thanks for your comment.
Absorbed power is the expected power drawn by the load. Most loads do not operate at their rated capacity, but at a lower point.
Absorbed Power is calculated as below:
P = η·√3·V·I·cosφ
where
P is absorbed power in watts
η is motor efficiency
V is applied voltage
I is absorbed current in amps
cosφ is the power factor

[@farhanakram4223]

​@@theelectricalsolutionschan1095 really appreciate your efforts Sir❤

[@avinashsingh4566]

Dear sir,
Can you provide me electrical load list calculation Excel sheet...

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

There are lots of Electrical Load excel files available in the internet. You should be able to find a suitable one. But you will need to understand all the cells in the excel file before using one.

[@IstutiJayekedarRecipe]

Awesome

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

Thanks a lot!

[@noelfaithfulkari2857]

Please Sir, I want to understand how the Total KVA value was obtained from (kW + kVAR), if there be any formula that used. Best regards.

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

kVA = kw +j kvar
kVA = Sqrt [ (kW)^2 + (kVAR)^2]

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

Let me know if this is clear to you..

[@calebsenyonga8590]

please share the ppt

[@theelectricalsolutionschan1095]

Unfortunately, cannot share the PPT.

[@uzzalchakma9783]

Sir, would you share your contact address like linkedin ID, please?