Electric load patterns for (residential/commercial /industrial) usage
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Electrical loads vary based on whether they serve residential, commercial, or industrial needs. Residential loads peak in the evening and have a lower overall load factor, while commercial loads are highest between 8am and 6pm. Industrial loads tend to run more continuously with a higher load factor. The combination of residential and commercial loads on different circuits can result in an overall lower peak load than summing the individual peaks. Load patterns also vary by season and between weekdays and weekends. Residential use depends on location and activities, with air conditioning driving higher summer use. Commercial loads are higher on weekdays during business hours and increase in summer for air conditioning. Industrial patterns depend on work schedules and are more consistent than other sectors.
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- 1. Electrical Power Distribution EE 543 Electric load patterns for (residential/commercial /industrial) usage Name : Muhammad fawaz abdulhadi ID : 11102667 Supervision by : Dr. Ahmad anas 1|Page
- 2. 1 GENERALLY Residential loads peak more in the evening and have a relatively low load factor. Commercial loads tend to be more 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and the industrial loads tend to run continuously and, as a class, they have a higher load factor. If some feeders are mainly residential and others are commercial, the peak load of the feeders together can be significantly lower than the sum of the peaks. 2|Page
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- 4. As we can see the industrial load proximately constant during day hours by working shifts group 4|Page
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- 6. For generally load curve of residential during 4 season shown below The graph below shows a typical demand profile of an individual household monitored every two 2 minutes. 6|Page
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- 8. Seasonal variations Increased demand for summer air conditioning has a significant impact on load profiles for most facilities. The following charts represent commercial and industrial load profiles for three different Fridays in January, April, and July. The commercial profile shows a strong upward curve during the summer months. Office buildings, restaurants, retail stores, and other commercial facilities depend heavily on summer cooling loads. The industrial load profile does not vary as much through the year, in part because air conditioning is a smaller percentage of the facility's overall energy use. 8|Page
- 9. Industrial load patterns: Industrial Load curve depends on work and break times, Weekends holiday and Shifted group or single 9|Page
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