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Prepared By: Engr.

Muhammad Shakeel
Contact: +966 55 32 190 32

ELECTRICAL LOAD CALCULATION &


LOAD FLOW ANALYSIS IN ETAP
Comprehensive Guide to Designing an Electrical System for a 40-Floor Residential Building:

Key Steps for Efficient and Reliable Infrastructure

Residential Version 3.0

Prepared by:

Engr. Muhammad Shakeel Mirza

Electrical/ELV Engineer | Expertise: ICT, IoT, GRMS, Construction, Infrastructure utilities, Operation
and maintenance, Facilities management, and LV & MV electrical systems.

Email: [email protected]
Location: Dammam, Saudi Arabia
Contact: +966 55 32 190 32
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1. Project Introduction
This project involves the electrical design of a 40-floor residential high-rise building located in
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, compliant with the Saudi Electrical Standards (SASO). The building features
36 residential floors and 4 underground parking floors. The residential units consist of two 1BHK, three
2BHK, and two 3BHK apartments per floor. The facility aims to provide modern living conditions with
enhanced energy efficiency, safety, and convenience through the integration of robust electrical
systems, including power distribution, lighting, HVAC, and ELV systems like Fire Alarm, CCTV, Lighting
Automation, and Guest Room Management Systems (GRMS).

Given the scale of the project, it incorporates comprehensive electrical load management, reliable
water distribution systems, and essential emergency backup systems to ensure uninterrupted
service and occupant safety. The project design takes into account local environmental factors and
regulations, aiming to provide a well-balanced system for residential and communal needs.

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2. Project Scope
The scope of this project includes the following:

Electrical Load Design:

Complete electrical load estimation for all residential floors, parking areas, common areas, and
essential services.

Design of power distribution systems, ensuring proper load balancing and energy efficiency.

Selection of appropriate transformers, distribution boards, and cabling in accordance with Saudi
Electrical Standards.

Power Distribution:

Design of power distribution for all apartments and common areas, including the sizing of cables,
circuit breakers (MCB, MCCB, ACB), and protection devices.

Integration of reliable emergency power systems, including backup generators or UPS for essential
systems (e.g., elevators, fire alarms).

Elevator System:

Design and integration of elevators to service all 40 floors with an adequate load capacity and
safety measures.

Power supply and control systems for two elevators with optimized energy use and peak demand
handling.

Water Distribution System:

Design of motor pump systems for water distribution, including main water pumps and booster
pumps for consistent water supply to all residential floors.

Selection and sizing of motor pumps to meet the building's water demand while maintaining energy
efficiency.

ELV Systems Design:

1. Complete design of ELV systems including:


2. Fire Alarm System (FAS) for building safety and regulatory compliance.
3. CCTV system for enhanced security and surveillance.
4. Lighting automation systems to control lighting in common areas.

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5. Guest Room Management System (GRMS) for seamless control and monitoring of apartment
services.

Compliance and Safety:

Ensure all electrical and ELV systems comply with SASO standards and local regulations for safety
and energy efficiency.

Integration of protective measures such as surge protection, grounding, and fault isolation
mechanisms.

Energy Efficiency & Sustainability:

Emphasis on sustainable practices through efficient use of electrical power and systems that
minimize energy waste.

Consideration for future scalability, including provisions for renewable energy integration, such as
solar power.

Coordination with Other Disciplines:

Integration of the electrical systems with mechanical, civil, and structural elements of the project to
ensure a coordinated and seamless construction process.

Collaboration with the architectural and mechanical teams to align the electrical layout with the
building design.

Conclusion

This project aims to provide a comprehensive and robust electrical infrastructure for a modern
high-rise residential building. The focus is on reliability, energy efficiency, safety, and adherence to
local standards. Through careful planning and execution, the project will ensure the electrical
systems are capable of supporting the building’s long-term operational needs.

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3. Load Estimation
2.1. Residential Load Calculation
Estimate the electrical load for each type of apartment. Typical load values are as follows:
A. 1BHK Apartments: 2 units per floor
✓ Lighting: 10 W/m²
✓ Power Outlets: 0.5 kW per apartment
✓ HVAC: 2 kW per apartment
✓ Miscellaneous: 0.5 kW (kitchen appliances, etc.)
B. 2BHK Apartments: 3 units per floor
✓ Lighting: 10 W/m²
✓ Power Outlets: 0.7 kW per apartment
✓ HVAC: 2.5 kW per apartment
✓ Miscellaneous: 0.7 kW
C. 3BHK Apartments: 2 units per floor
✓ Lighting: 10 W/m²
✓ Power Outlets: 1 kW per apartment
✓ HVAC: 3 kW per apartment
✓ Miscellaneous: 1 Kw

2.2. Parking Floors Load Calculation


• Lighting: 5 W/m²
• Ventilation Systems: Calculate based on the size and type of ventilation used.
• Power Outlets: Typically, low load; estimate based on number of outlets.

2.3. Common Areas


• Lighting: 10 W/m² for lobbies, corridors, etc.
• HVAC: Estimate based on total common area.
• Elevators: 16-person capacity KONE elevators; check specific power requirements.

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4. Total Electrical Load Estimation


Electrical Load Estimation Table
Load per Total Load
Component Description Units
Unit (kW)
Residential Floors (36 floors)
Lighting + Power Outlets +
1BHK Apartments 3.0 kW 2 per floor 216 kW
HVAC + Misc
Lighting + Power Outlets +
2BHK Apartments 4.4 kW 3 per floor 475.2 kW
HVAC + Misc
Lighting + Power Outlets +
3BHK Apartments 5.2 kW 2 per floor 374.4 kW
HVAC + Misc
Total Residential Load (36 Floors) 1,065.6 kW
Parking Floors (4 floors)
Parking Floor Lighting General Lighting 5 W/m² 500 m² 2.5 kW
Ventilation Systems Based on fan power 5 kW 4 20 kW
Power Outlets General Outlets 2 kW 4 floors 8 kW
Total Parking Load 30.5 kW
Common Areas
Lobby & Corridor Lighting General Lighting 10 W/m² 1,000 m² 10 kW
Based on area and system
HVAC for Common Areas 20 kW 1 20 kW
efficiency
Elevators (2 elevators) 20 kW 2 40 kW
Total Common Areas Load 70 kW
Motor Pumps
Main Water Pumps Duty and Standby Pumps 7.5 kW 2 15 kW
Booster Pumps For High-Rise Floors 5 kW 4 20 kW
Total Motor Pumps Load 35 kW
ELV Systems
Control Panels, Detectors,
Fire Alarm System (FAS) 1 2 kW
Alarms
Cameras, Recording Devices,
CCTV System 1 5 kW
Monitors
Lights Automation Control Systems, Sensors 1 3 kW
Guest Room Management
Control Panels, Sensors 1 2 kW
System (GRMS)
Total ELV Systems Load 12 kW
Total Building Load 1,207.1 kW

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Potential Demand

India & Pakistan


Type Gulf Countries
Demand Factor
Residential 50-70% 90%
Commercial 50-70% 90%
Industry 90% 125%

The demand factor is used to account for the fact that not all connected loads operate
simultaneously at full capacity. If the demand factor is 90%, it means that you expect only 90% of
the total connected load to be in use at any given time. The demand factor is expressed as a
percentage.

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5. Transformer Sizing
To add 20% for future expansion to the current total load of 1,207.1 kW, you can use the following
calculation:

Future Expansion Load = 1,207.1 × 0.20 = 241.42kW

Now, add this to the current load:

Total Load = 1,207.1 + 241.42 = 1,448.52kW

Next, convert this total kW load to kVA for transformer sizing, assuming the same power factor of
0.9:
Power Factor
kVA =
(PF)kW

Power factor (PF) is 0.9 (90%):

0.9
kVA = = 1,609.47kVA
1,448.52

Transformer Standard Sizes


1 63KVA 13 950/1000 KVA
2 80KVA 14 1250KVA
3 100KVA 15 1500KVA
4 125KVA 16 1800KVA
5 160KVA 17 2000KVA
6 200KVA 18 2500KVA
7 250KVA 19 3150KVA
8 315KVA 20 4000KVA
9 400KVA 21 5000KVA
10 500KVA 22 6300KVA
11 630KVA 23 7500KVA
12 750/800KVA 24 10,000KVA
Table 5.1

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Here is a table with the exact information for a suitable ABB 2,000 kVA transformer based on your
load and future expansion needs:

Parameter Specification

Transformer Model ABB Oil-Immersed Transformer (ONAF Type)

Rated Power 2,000 kVA

Primary Voltage Based on project requirements (e.g., 33 kV)

Secondary Voltage Based on project requirements (e.g., 400 V)

Cooling Type Oil Natural Air Forced (ONAF)

Phase 3-Phase

Frequency 50 Hz (can be 60 Hz based on region)

Power Factor 0.9 (assumed for calculation)

Efficiency ≥ 99%

Insulation Class Class A/B (depends on application)

Impedance 6-8% (typical range for medium voltage)

Tap Changer Off-Load or On-Load Tap Changer (OLTC)

Cooling Medium Mineral Oil / Biodegradable Oil

Temperature Rise 60-65°C

Standard IEC 60076 (International Standard)

Why This Transformer?

• Rated Capacity: At 2,000 kVA, it comfortably handles your current load of 1,448.52 kW with a
power factor of 0.9, plus a buffer for future expansion.

• Cooling: Oil-immersed natural air-forced cooling (ONAF) is common in high-capacity


transformers.

• Efficiency: High-efficiency transformer, ensuring less energy loss and higher reliability.

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6. Circuit Breaker Sizing for Transformer


Conversions Formula Sheet

Power Factor: PF = 0.9, Efficiency: EF = 90% = 0.9, Voltage: V = 400V,


1HP = 746W

3-Phase Supply Conversations

1kW → A 1kVA → A 1HP → A

Power (kW) Power (kW) Power (kW)


I= I= I=
√3 × Voltage (V) × PF × EF √3 × Voltage (V) √3 × Voltage (V) × PF × EF

Table 6.1

Single Phase Supply Conversations

1kW → A 1kVA → A 1HP → A

Power (kW) Power (kW) Power (kW)


I= I= I=
Voltage (V) × PF Voltage (V) √3 × Voltage (V) × PF × EF

Table 6.2

Step 1: Calculate Full Load Current (FLC)

For a three-phase transformer, the formula to calculate the full load current is:

Power (kW)
I= ___________(𝑇𝑎𝑏𝑙𝑒 6.1)
√3 × Voltage (V)

Step 2: Primary Side Calculation

The primary voltage is 11 kV (11,000 V).

2000 × 1000
𝐼𝑝𝑟𝑖𝑚𝑎𝑟𝑦 = = 105.1 𝐴
√3 × 11000

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Step 3: Secondary Side Calculation

Assume the secondary voltage is 415 V.

2000 × 1000
𝐼𝑠𝑒𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑑𝑎𝑟𝑦 = = 2783.6 𝐴
√3 × 415
Step 4: Apply NEC Factors

According to the NEC 450.3(B) (National Electrical Code), the circuit breaker size should be:

• Primary Side: 125% of the full load current

• Secondary Side: 125% of the full load current

Step 5: Calculate Circuit Breaker Size

Primary Side

𝐵𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑘𝑒𝑟 𝑆𝑖𝑧𝑒 𝑝𝑟𝑖𝑚𝑎𝑟𝑦 = 1.25 × 105.1 = 131.4 𝐴

Choose the next standard size, which is 160 A. __________ (Table 7.1)

Secondary Side

𝐵𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑘𝑒𝑟 𝑆𝑖𝑧𝑒 𝑠𝑒𝑐𝑜𝑛𝑑𝑎𝑟𝑦 = 1.25 × 2783.6 = 3479.5 𝐴

Choose the next standard size, which is 4000 A. __________ (Table 7.1)

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7. Circuit Breaker Sizing


Miniature Circuit Breakers Molded Case Circuit Breakers
Air Circuit Breakers (ACB)
(MCB) (MCCB)

Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating


Poles Poles Poles
(A) (A) (A)
0.5 1, 2, 3, 4 16 3 400 3, 4
1 1, 2, 3, 4 32 3 630 3, 4
2 1, 2, 3, 4 40 3 800 3, 4
4 1, 2, 3, 4 50 3 1000 3, 4
6 1, 2, 3, 4 63 3 1250 3, 4
10 1, 2, 3, 4 80 3 1600 3, 4
16 1, 2, 3, 4 100 3 2000 3, 4
20 1, 2, 3, 4 125 3 2500 3, 4
25 1, 2, 3, 4 160 3 3200 3, 4
32 1, 2, 3, 4 200 3 4000 3, 4
40 1, 2, 3, 4 250 3 5000 3, 4
50 1, 2, 3, 4 300 3 6300 3, 4
63 1, 2, 3, 4 400 3
500 3
600 3
800 3
1000 3
1200 3
1600 3
2000 3
2500 3
Table: 7.1

Residential: Typically use 1-pole or 2-pole breakers for 120V and 240V circuits, respectively.
Commercial/Industrial: Often use 3-pole breakers for three-phase equipment and 4-pole
breakers for systems requiring neutral protection.
Summary
✓ 1-Pole: Single-phase, 120V circuits.
✓ 2-Pole: Single-phase, 240V circuits.
✓ 3-Pole: Three-phase, without neutral.
✓ 4-Pole: Three-phase, with neutral.

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MDB Calculation Table


Safety
Total kVA New Final Calculated ABB
Current Continuous Factor (1.25
Section Load PF Load Future Load Increase (20%) Current Current CB Size Standard
(A) Load for
(kW) Rating (A) (A) (A) CB
Continuous)
Main 4,000 A
1207.1 0.9 1341.2 2324 20% (2,324 × 1.2 = 2,788 A) 2788 Yes 3485 3485 4000
MDB ACB
SMDB 1
1,000 A
(12 343.3 0.9 381.4 683 20% (683 × 1.2 = 820 A) 820 Yes 1025 1025 1000
ACB
Floors)
SMDB 2
1,000 A
(12 343.3 0.9 381.4 683 20% (683 × 1.2 = 820 A) 820 Yes 1025 1025 1000
ACB
Floors)
SMDB 3
1,000 A
(12 343.3 0.9 381.4 683 20% (683 × 1.2 = 820 A) 820 Yes 1025 1025 1000
ACB
Floors)
SMDB 4
Parking 125 A
40 0.9 44.4 77.3 20% (77.3 × 1.2 = 93 A) 93 Yes 116.25 116.25 125
Common MCCB
Areas
SMDB 5
160 A
Motor 75 0.9 83.33 120.21 20% (120.21 × 1.2 = 150.26 A) 150.26 No — 81 160
MCCB
Pumps
SMDB 6
32 A
ELV 12 0.9 13.3 23.1 20% (23.1 × 1.2 = 28 A) 28 No — 28 32
MCCB
Systems

*Note: We divide the residential load of 36 Floors into 3 parts. Each SMDB contains load of 12 Floors apartment. To make a more balanced
and stable system. Also use formula table 6.1 & 6.2 for conversion and Ampere rating calculations.

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SMDB 1 Calculation Table


Safety
Total kVA New Final Calculate ABB
Current Future Load Increase Continuous Factor (1.25
Section Load PF Load Current Current d CB Size Standard
(A) (20%) Load for
(kW) Rating (A) (A) (A) CB
Continuous)
1BHK Apartments 20% (200 × 1.2 = 240 250 A
72 0.9 80 200 240 Yes 300 300 250
(24 units) A) MCCB
2BHK Apartments 20% (440 × 1.2 = 528 500 A
158.4 0.9 176 440 528 Yes 660 660 500
(36 units) A) MCCB
3BHK Apartments 20% (346 × 1.2 = 415 400 A
124.8 0.9 138.7 346 415 Yes 519 519 400
(24 units) A) MCCB
20% (986 × 1.2 = 1,000 A
Total for SMDB 1 355.2 0.9 394.7 986 1,183 Yes 1,479 1,479 1,000
1,183 A) ACB

SMDB 2 Calculation Table


Safety
Total kVA New Final Calculated ABB
Current Future Load Continuous Factor (1.25
Section Load PF Load Current Current CB Size Standard
(A) Increase (20%) Load for
(kW) Rating (A) (A) (A) CB
Continuous)
1BHK Apartments 20% (200 × 1.2 250 A
72 0.9 80 200 240 Yes 300 300 250
(24 units) = 240 A) MCCB
2BHK Apartments 20% (440 × 1.2 500 A
158.4 0.9 176 440 528 Yes 660 660 500
(36 units) = 528 A) MCCB
3BHK Apartments 20% (346 × 1.2 400 A
124.8 0.9 138.7 346 415 Yes 519 519 400
(24 units) = 415 A) MCCB
20% (986 × 1.2 1,000 A
Total for SMDB 2 355.2 0.9 394.7 986 1,183 Yes 1,479 1,479 1,000
= 1,183 A) ACB

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SMDB 3 Calculation Table


Safety
Total kVA New Final Calculated ABB
Current Future Load Continuous Factor (1.25
Section Load PF Load Current Current CB Size Standard
(A) Increase (20%) Load for
(kW) Rating (A) (A) (A) CB
Continuous)
1BHK Apartments 20% (200 × 1.2 250 A
72 0.9 80 200 240 Yes 300 300 250
(24 units) = 240 A) MCCB
2BHK Apartments 20% (440 × 1.2 500 A
158.4 0.9 176 440 528 Yes 660 660 500
(36 units) = 528 A) MCCB
3BHK Apartments 20% (346 × 1.2 400 A
124.8 0.9 138.7 346 415 Yes 519 519 400
(24 units) = 415 A) MCCB
20% (986 × 1.2 1,000 A
Total for SMDB 3 355.2 0.9 394.7 986 1,183 Yes 1,479 1,479 1,000
= 1,183 A) ACB

SMDB 4 Calculations Table for Common Areas


Total kVA New Final Calculated ABB
Current Future Load Continuous Safety
Section Load PF Load Current Current CB Size Standard
(A) Increase (20%) Load Factor
(kW) Rating (A) (A) (A) CB
Lobby and 20% (19.25 × 32 A
10 0.9 11.1 19.25 23.1 Yes 1.25 28.9 28.9
Corridor Lighting 1.2 = 23.1 A) MCB
20% (4.81 × 1.2 10 A
Parking Lighting 2.5 0.9 2.78 4.81 5.77 Yes 1.25 7.21 7.21
= 5.77 A) MCB
20% (9.64 × 1.2 16 A
Ventilation System 5 0.9 5.56 9.64 11.57 Yes 1.25 14.46 14.46
= 11.57 A) MCB

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SMDB 5 Calculations Table for Motors, Pumps & Elevators


Total kVA New Final Calculated ABB
Current Future Load Continuous Safety
Section Load PF Load Current Current CB Size Standard
(A) Increase (20%) Load Factor
(kW) Rating (A) (A) (A) CB
Main Water 20% (28.9 × 1.2 50 A
15 0.9 16.67 28.9 34.68 Yes 1.25 43.35 43.35
Pumps = 34.68 A) MCCB
20% (38.5 × 1.2 63 A
Booster Pumps 20 0.9 22.22 38.5 46.2 Yes 1.25 57.75 57.75
= 46.2 A) MCCB
20% (77.3 × 1.2 125 A
Elevators (2 Units) 40 0.9 44.44 77.3 92.76 Yes 1.25 115.95 115.95
= 92.76 A) MCCB

SMDB 6 Calculations Table for ELV Systems


Total kVA New Final Calculated ABB
Current Future Load Continuous Safety
Section Load PF Load Current Current CB Size Standard
(A) Increase (20%) Load Factor
(kW) Rating (A) (A) (A) CB
Fire Alarm System 20% (3.85 × 1.2 6A
2 0.9 2.22 3.85 4.62 Yes 1.25 5.78 5.78
(FAS) = 4.62 A) MCB
20% (9.64 × 1.2 16 A
CCTV System 5 0.9 5.56 9.64 11.57 Yes 1.25 14.46 14.46
= 11.57 A) MCB
Lighting 20% (5.77 × 1.2 10 A
3 0.9 3.33 5.77 6.92 Yes 1.25 8.65 8.65
Automation = 6.92 A) MCB
Guest Room
20% (3.85 × 1.2 6A
Management 2 0.9 2.22 3.85 4.62 Yes 1.25 5.78 5.78
= 4.62 A) MCB
System

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Current Calculation (A) =


Power (kW)
I= ___________(𝑇𝑎𝑏𝑙𝑒 6.1)
√3 × Voltage (V)

Future Load Increase: A 20% increase is added to the current for future capacity.

Continuous Load: 125% safety factor applied only to continuous loads.

Final Current: Current values used for circuit breaker selection.

ABB Standard CB: The closest available ABB circuit breaker rating.

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SLD DIAGRAM OF OUR ELECTRICAL


SYSTEM AND ETAP LOAD FLOW
ANALYSIS

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One-Line Diagram - OLV1 (Edit Mode)
U1
2000 kVAsc

Bus1
11 kV

T1
2000 kVA

TX-CB1 4000A ACB

Bus2
0.4 kV

SMDB1-CB1 1000A SMDB2-CB2 1000A SMDB3-CB3 1000A SMDB4-CB4 125A SMDB5-CB5 160A SMDB6-CB1 32A

Bus11
0.4 kV

CB1 6A MCB CB2 16A MCB CB3 10A MCB CB4 6A MCB

Bus3
0.4 kV

CB1 250A MCCB CB2 500A MCCB CB3 400A MCCB


Fire Alarm System (FAS) CCTV System Lighting Automation GRMS
2.22 kVA 5.56 kVA 3.33 kVA 2.22 kVA

Bus10
0.4 kV

1BHK Apartments F1-F12 2BHK Apartments F1-F12 3BHK Apartments F1-F12 CB1 50A MCCB CB2 63A MCCB CB3 125A MCCB
80 kVA 176 kVA 138.7 kVA

Bus6
0.4 kV
Main Water Pumps Booster Pumps Elevators (2 Units)
16.67 kVA 22.22 kVA 44.44 kVA
CB1 250A MCCB2 CB2 500A MCCB2 CB3 400A MCCB2

Bus9
0.4 kV

CB1 32A MCB CB2 10A MCB CB3 16A MCB

1BHK Apartments F13-F24 2BHK Apartments F13-F24 3BHK Apartments F13-F24


80 kVA 176 kVA 138.7 kVA

Lobby and Corridor Lights Parking Lighting Ventilation System


Bus8
11.1 kVA 2.78 kVA 5.56 kVA
0.4 kV

CB1 250A MCCB4 CB2 500A MCCB4 CB3 400A MCCB4

1BHK Apartments F24-F36 2BHK Apartments F24-F36 3BHK Apartments F24-F36


80 kVA 176 kVA 138.7 kVA

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One-Line Diagram - OLV1 (Load Flow Analysis)
U1
2000 kVAsc

1295 kVA
Bus1 68 A 11000 V
11 kV
1295 kVA
68 A
T1
2000 kVA

Bus2 1269 kVA


0.4 kV 392 V 1870 A
386.2 kVA 386.2 kVA 386.2 kVA 17.3 kVA 81.5 kVA 11.9 kVA
568.9 A 568.9 A 568.9 A 25.5 A 120.1 A 17.5 A

Bus11 392 V
0.4 kV
1.98 kVA 4.96 kVA 2.97 kVA 1.98 kVA
2.9 A 7.3 A 4.4 A 2.9 A

Bus3
0.4 kV 392 V
78.3 kVA 172.2 kVA 135.7 kVA
115.3 A 253.7 A 199.9 A

Fire Alarm System (FAS) CCTV System Lighting Automation GRMS


2.22 kVA 5.56 kVA 3.33 kVA 2.22 kVA

Bus10 392 V
0.4 kV
16.3 kVA 21.7 kVA 43.5 kVA
24 A 32 A 64.1 A
1BHK Apartments F1-F12 2BHK Apartments F1-F12 3BHK Apartments F1-F12
80 kVA 176 kVA 138.7 kVA

Bus6
0.4 kV 392 V
Main Water Pumps Booster Pumps Elevators (2 Units)
78.3 kVA 172.2 kVA 135.7 kVA
16.67 kVA 22.22 kVA 44.44 kVA
115.3 A 253.7 A 199.9 A

Bus9 392 V
0.4 kV
9.9 kVA 2.48 kVA 4.96 kVA
14.6 A 3.7 A 7.3 A

1BHK Apartments F13-F24 2BHK Apartments F13-F24 3BHK Apartments F13-F24


80 kVA 176 kVA 138.7 kVA

Lobby and Corridor Lights Parking Lighting Ventilation System


Bus8
11.1 kVA 2.78 kVA 5.56 kVA
0.4 kV 392 V
78.3 kVA 172.2 kVA 135.7 kVA
115.3 A 253.7 A 199.9 A

1BHK Apartments F24-F36 2BHK Apartments F24-F36 3BHK Apartments F24-F36


80 kVA 176 kVA 138.7 kVA

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