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Electrical Rate Cost Assessment Guide

This document presents a series of solved exercises related to the cost evaluation of high and low voltage electricity rates. It includes exercise guides with questions about qualification factors, consumption, and electrical demand for different rates, as well as the solutions to the proposed exercises. It also presents two practical cases on the evaluation of electricity billing for a service company and an industrial company.

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Electrical Rate Cost Assessment Guide

This document presents a series of solved exercises related to the cost evaluation of high and low voltage electricity rates. It includes exercise guides with questions about qualification factors, consumption, and electrical demand for different rates, as well as the solutions to the proposed exercises. It also presents two practical cases on the evaluation of electricity billing for a service company and an industrial company.

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NOTEBOOK

With EXERCISES and EXAMPLES

RESOLVED

BOOK SUPPLEMENT

COST RATE ASSESSMENT


Electrical AT and BT

ING. DANIEL HENRIQUEZ SANTANA


TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page

1. EXERCISES GUIDE No. 1……………………………………….…..1

[Link] GUIDE EXERCISE No. 1........................3

3. GUIA EJERCICIO Nº 2 TARIFA BT-1………………………..….6


[Link] GUIDE EXERCISE No. 2 TARIFF BT-1.………..….7

5. GUIDE EXERCISE No. 3 RATE BT/AT 2 …………………..….8


6. SOLUTION GUIDE EXERCISE No. 3 RATE BT/AT 2...…....9

7. EXERCISE GUIDE No. 4 BT/AT RATE 3..................11


8. SOLUTION GUIDE EXERCISE NO. 4 BT/AT RATE 3 ....12

9. GUIDE EXERCISE NO. 5 BT/AT RATE 4.1.................14


10. SOLUTION GUIDE EXERCISE NO. 5 BT/AT RATE 4.1..….15

11. EXERCISE GUIDE No. 6 BT/AT RATE 4.2..................17


[Link] GUIDE EXERCISE No. 6 RATE BT/AT 4.2...18

13. GUIDE EXERCISE NO. 7 BT/AT RATE 4.3.......................20


[Link] GUIDE EXERCISE NO. 7 BT/AT RATE 4.3 ...21

CASE 1: SERVICE COMPANY


15. BILLING EVALUATION CHILQUINTA…………….23
[Link]………………………………………………….……..46

CASE 1: INDUSTRIAL COMPANY


17. EVALUATION BILLINGCHILECTRA……………….50
18. SOLUTION………………………………………………………....71

SOLVED GUIDES BY: Students participating in the Seminar


REVIEWED BY: Eng. Daniel Henríquez Santana
PAGE NO. 1

EVALUATION OF ELECTRIC RATE COSTS AT-BT


[Link] ENGINEERING SPEAKERS

EXERCISE GUIDE No. 1

1. If an industrial customer, who has BT2 or BT3 electric consumption, is qualified by the Distributor
Electric with an index of 0.58 and therefore its consumption is classified as Present at Peak (PP).

Recommend to the client what they can do from the consumption perspective to reduce this high cost.
energy and being classified as Partially Present at Point (PPP).

[Link] a company has a contracted power agreement BT2 or AT2 of 120KW, and during peak hours has
consumed 774 kwh during 18 [Link] 0.358

Determine what the qualification factor is and what repercussions it will have on the cost of energy.

[Link] a company has a demand agreement read in BT3 or AT3 with a maximum demand of
300KW, and during peak hours it has consumed 6.475 kWh over 35 [Link] 0.61

Determine what the qualification factor is and what repercussions it will have on the cost of energy.

4I evaluated the rate of an INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION: 50KW Rate BT3


The energy usage is on average 8hrs/DAY for 21 days (E = Pxt)

TARIFF SHEET DISTRIBUTOR Monthly values


Fixed cargo $ 1,200
Energy Kwh/month $ 90
Demand read Present in Punta PP ( kw/$month ) PP $ 11.000
Partial Read Demand Present at Point (kw/$month) PPP $9,000
PAGE No. 2

EVALUATION OF COSTS OF ELECTRIC RATES AT-BT


[Link] ENGINEER SPEAKERS

If the reading of the meter or of the last 12 billings reveals the following information:

YEAR 2007 ENERGIA KWh DEMANDA READ KW


JANUARY 8.100 48
FEBRUARY 8.200 49
MARCH 8,000 48
APRIL 7,500 45
MAY 6,000 36
JUNE 3,000 18
JULIO 5.000 30
AUGUST 5,500 33
September 7,500 45
OCTOBER 4.500 27
NOVEMBER 8,000 48
DECEMBER 8.200 49

If the electrical installation is connected to the BT3 TARIFF, then determine the cost of energy to be paid.
your client in the months of APRIL and MAY 2008.

YEAR 2008 Factor ENERGY kWh DEMAND DEMAND DEMAND TO


LEIDA KW LEIDA INVOICE
Rating
AVERAGE KW KW
APRIL 0.43 ( PPP ) 7,200 43
MAY 0.75 ( PP ) 5,000 30

DETAILS OF BILLING COSTS

APRIL -2008 MAY-2008


Fixed cargo $ $
Energy consumed Kwh $ $
Demand read PPP $ $
Demand read $ $
TOTAL MONTH $ $

Net Worth ValuesAPRIL$ 1.054.200


MAY$ 902.200

POWER FACTORIf the power factor is at 0.89, you will also pay an additional 1% for every 0.01 that
it exceeded the maximum limit of 0.93. That is, in APRIL $42,168 and in MAY $36,088
PAGE NO. 3

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