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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1
PURPOSE .................................................................................................... 4
APPLICATION ............................................................................................. 4
GENERAL .................................................................................................... 4
3.1
3.2
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.5.1
4.5.2
APPENDIX C.2
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PURPOSE
This Standard outlines the after diversity maximum demand (ADMD) electrical
loading values to be used when carrying out overhead and underground
distribution network design for various customer classes within Horizon Powers
area.
The ADMD values have taken into account seasonal climatic, locational and
community factors to ensure that adequate capacity is installed for the normal life
of Horizon Powers electrical network assets while ensuring statutory
requirements and customer expectations are met in a cost effective manner.
APPLICATION
Whenever design work is carried out to construct new network assets, decisions
are required as to the electrical loads that shall be used in order to satisfy both
customer and/or network requirements in the most cost effective manner.
The values of after diversity maximum demand to be used at a customer level
have been based on assessments of load growth patterns experienced in
Horizon Powers regional areas, together Western Australian statutory
requirements.
GENERAL
3.1
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ADMD
Coincidence
Factor
Diversity Factor
(DF)
Maximum
Demand
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3.2
Related Information
Requirements and Information relating to this document may be found within the
source documents detailed below:
1)
2)
3)
4)
4.1
What is ADMD
ADMD is the basic electrical load, on a per customer basis, used for the design
of Horizon Powers electrical network. It represents the maximum demand,
calculated for a distribution substation, where there are more than 60 customers
in total connected to that substation. Where there are less than 60 customers,
diversity is used to estimate maximum demand.
ADMD is normally expressed as kVA per customer, although Amperes per
customer can also be used where appropriate.
ADMD represents the electrical load:
1)
2)
4.2
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Residential ADMD
Towns
(kVA)
Residential ADMD
(kVA)
East Kimberley
Halls Creek
Lake Argyle
Kalumburu
Warmun
Kununurra
Wyndham
Ardyaloon
Derby
Beagle Bay
Djarindjin/Lombadina
Bidyadanga
Fitzroy Crossing
Broome
Yungngora
Camballin/Looma
West Kimberley
East Pilbara
Marble Bar
10
Nullagine
10
10
Onslow
10
- Duplex
7.5
Point Samson
10
- Triplex
5.5
Roebourne
- Quadrex
3.5
West Pilbara
Karratha Single lot
Gascoyne/Midwest
Carnarvon
Meekatharra
Coral bay
Menzies
Cue
Mt Magnet
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Denham
Towns
Residential ADMD
Sandstone
Towns
(kVA)
4
Residential ADMD
(kVA)
Exmouth
Wiluna
Gascoyne Junction
Yalgoo
Laverton
Leonora
Norseman
Esperance
Esperance
Hopetoun
Note 1: Where multiple occupancy lots are developed in towns with ADMD of
10 kVA, the corresponding ADMD values shown for Karratha shall apply.
4.3
4.4
Diversity Factors
Diversity factors have been determined throughout Horizon Powers Regions and
are typically as shown below. When the LV Design software is used for network
design, the following appropriate diversity factors have already been
incorporated into the calculations.
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Diversity factor
No of customers
Diversity factor
3.0
10
1.64
2.57
11
1.61
2.2
12 -14
1.57
2.0
15-17
1.50
1.89
18-20
1.46
1.8
21-23
1.42
1.74
24-26
1.4
1.71
27-29
1.38
1.69
30-59
1.37
60
1.0
4.5
4.5.1
4.5.2
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Maximum
Three phase
supply (per phase)
Maximum
Motor size
(3 phase DOL)
Ardyaloon
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Beagle Bay
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Bidyadanga
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Broome
63 A
32 A
Camballin/Looma
32 A
15 A
Point Samson
63 A
32 A
Carnarvon
63 A
32 A
Coral Bay
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Cue
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Dampier
63 A
32 A
Denham
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Derby
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Esperance Town
63 A
32 A
Location
Esperance Rural
3 kW
Exmouth
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Fitzroy Crossing
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Gascoyne Junction
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Halls Creek
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Hopetoun
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Hopetoun Rural
Kalumbaru
32 A
15 A
Karratha
63 A
32 A
Kununurra
63 A
32 A
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3 kW
Maximum
Single phase
supply
Maximum
Three phase
supply (per phase)
Maximum
Motor size
(3 phase DOL)
Lake Argyle
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Laverton
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Leonora
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Lombadina/Djarindjin
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Marble Bar
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Meekatharra
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Menzies
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Mount Magnet
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Norseman
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Nullagine
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Onslow
32 A
15 A
3 kW
63 A
32 A
Roebourne
63 A
32 A
Sandstone
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Warmun
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Wiluna
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Wyndham
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Yalgoo
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Yungngora
32 A
15 A
3 kW
Location
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b)
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APPENDIX C.2
Again the ADMD allows the LV distribution network to be planned and constructed to
meet current customer loads as well as making reasonable provision for future
customer load growth by determining the design maximum demand to be used, in
accordance with Equation 1 above.
Example 5: A 630 kVA substation in an Esperance residential subdivision will have 4
LV circuits installed. Two circuits will have 18 customers each, one will have 15
customers, one will have 12 customers.
What is the maximum current rating for each feeder circuit at the substation?
Feeder circuits 1 & 2: 18 customers each
Maximum load per circuit
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