If we have 15000kw connected load in a factory than how much
power demand sanction should be taken from electricity board.
Pls provide complete calculation.

Answer Posted / rakesh maharjan

Remember the formula
KW=1.732 x V xI x PF
or
KW= KVA x PF, where PF = 0.8
connected load KW= Full load kw x 80%
Here in your case, connected load KW= 15000kw
so full load KW= 15000/80%=18750 KW
KVA= KW/.8
KVA=18750/.8=23437 KVA, this is the demand sanction.

I am junior Engineer.
Please verify by senior designer also.

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