Diversity Factor

Gear, H. B.

doi:10.1109/t-aiee.1910.4764623

Trans. Am. Inst. Electr. Eng.

1910

DOI: 10.1109/t-aiee.1910.4764623

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Diversity Factor

H. B. Gear¹

Abstract: In the distribution of electricity for lighting and power purposes over a large city, the maximum demand of the day

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Estimation of maximum loads of residential electricity users

Bielecki

2019

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The subject matter of coefficient factors is not a frequent object of analysis in the scientific literature. However, because of the use of this term in engineering tasks and because of the constantly changing manner of energy use (resulting from the dissemination of new appliances), there is a need for current analysis and possible revision of the approach based on coefficient factors. The aim of the paper is to compare currently recommended values of this coefficient in the task of estimating the peak output of installations on the example of standards applied in Poland. On the basis of smart metering data and statistical methods, coefficient factors for residential consumers supplied from the municipal distribution network were determined. The results were compared with the currently applied values in accordance with the industry standard issued by the Association of Polish Electrical Engineers (standard N SEP-E-002).

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Estimation of maximum loads of residential electricity users

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Diversity Factor

Abstract: In the distribution of electricity for lighting and power purposes over a large city, the maximum demand of the day

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