This document provides information on the procedures for obtaining an electrical connection for an industry in India. It discusses applying to the local electricity provider for a connection, installing equipment like transformers with their permission, and maintaining the load. It also covers general definitions, classifications of supply voltage levels available, and factors like connected load, load charges, load factor, load balancing, and maximum demand.

1. CAREER POINT
UNIVERSITY
ASSIGNMENT ON POWER SYSTEM
TOPIC-
PROCEDURE TO GET ELECTRICAL
CONNECTION FOR INDUSTRY
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2. CONTENTS
 PROCEDURES FOR CONNECTIONS
 GENERAL INFORMATION
 CLASSIFICATION OF SUPPLY FOR
INDUSTRY
 LOAD CHARGES
 LOAD FACTOR
 LOAD BALANCING
 MAXIMUM DEMAND

3. PROCEDURES FOR
CONNECTIONS
 DESIGN A LOAD
 APPLICATION PROJECT FILE SUBMIT TO JVNL
FOR HOW MUCH YOU NEED A LOAD OR
TRANSMISSION LINES LIKE 11KV OR 33KV
ETC.
 VISIT ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR FROM JVNL
 TRANSFORMER INSTALLATION WITH
INSPECTOR PERMISSION
 HIGH TENSION METER
 MAINTAIN THE LOAD
 JVNL OR ANY OTHER STATE VIDHYUT
NATIONAL LIMETED PERMISSION

4.  DESIGN A PANEL ROOM
 INSTALL A DG SET
 PERMISSION OF POLLUTION CONTROL

5. GENERAL INFORMATION
CONNECTED LOAD’ means the sum total of the installed (connected)
capacities in Kilowatts (KW) of all the energy consuming devices on the
Consumer’s premises, which can be used simultaneously. This shall be
expressed in KW or KVA. If the ratings are in KVA, the same may be
converted to KW by multiplying the KVA by 0.85
CONSUMER’ means any person who is supplied with electricity for his own
use by a licensee or the Government or by any other person engaged in the
business of supplying electricity to the public under the Act or any other law
CONTRACTED DEMAND’ means the Load in kilovolt amperes (KVA) /
KW, mutually agreed to between the Licensee and Consumer as entered in the
Agreement

6. Load Factor” is the ratio of the total number of units (KWh
or KVah) consumed during a given period to the total number
of units which have been consumed had the contracted load
or maximum load (in KW or KVA),
“Transmission Line” means the system consisting of all
high pressure cables and overhead lines transmitting
electricity from a generating station to another generating
station or a sub-station, together with any step-up and step-
down transformers, switch-gear and other works necessary to
and used for the control of such cables or overhead lines

7. LOAD SERVICE CONNECTION
CHARGES FOR INDUSTRY
 Up to 1000 KW Rs.750/- per KW
 Above 1 MW Rs.750/- per KW or actual cost whichever
is higher.
 • Test report is to be submitted while complying with
the demand notice.
 • In case of DS/NRS consumers wiring contractor's test
report is considered as authentic and no verification is
done to expedite the release of connection.
 • Connections are released on the basis of seniority of
test reports(first come first served).

8. CLASSIFICATION OF SUPPLY FOR
INDUSTRY
 AT 230 V., SINGLE PHASE
 AT 400 V., 3 PHASE
 H T SUPPLY, 3 PHASE, 50 C/S, 11/13.2KV
AVAILABLE IN THE LOCALITY
 H T SUPPLY, 3PHASE, 50 C/S, 33KV
 E H T SUPPLY, 3PHASE, 50 C/S, 66KV
 E H T SUPPLY, 3PHASE, 50 C/S, 110KV
 E H T SUPPLY, 3PHASE, 50 C/S, 220KV

9. (a) It shall be obligatory for the consumer to maintain the
desired average power factor of 0.9 for his load or any other
value that the Commission may specify in its Tariff order
during any billing period
.
(b) The Licensee may disconnect the supply temporarily if
power factor is below 0.75 unless otherwise specified in the
tariff order, during any billing period as per details given in
clause 4.36.
(c) Licensee may charge a penalty and / or give an incentive
for high /low power factor as per the tariff order of the
Commission
LOAD FACTOR

10. LOAD BALANCING
 a) The Licensee shall ensure that the load unbalances does not
exceed 5 % at the point of commencement of supply.
 (b)The consumer taking three-phase supply shall also balance his
load in such a way that the difference in loading between each
phase does not exceed 5% of the average loading between the
phases.
 (c)The licensee may submit to Commission the procedure and
time frame desired for levying charges on consumer/ providing
compensation to consumers, for not complying to (a) and (b)
above

11. MAXIMUM DEMAND
 Maximum demand register (kW or kVA). This is the
maximum power value, usually the average of 15
minutes, reached during the billing period (this
average time may vary depending on the country).
Once the value is higher than the contracted power,
the customer will pay a penalty on the electricity
bill.
 Maximum Demand is a greatest of all demands that
occur during a specific time