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0 GIVEN CIVIL LAYOUT 1
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1 TOTAL CONNECTED LOAD
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a. LIGHTING LOAD
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b. POWER LOAD
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c. AC LOAD
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2 DG SET SIZING CALCULATION
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3 TRANSFORMER SIZING CALCULATION
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4 CAPACITOR BANK SIZING CALCULATION
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5 CABLE SIZING CALCULATION
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6 VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATION
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7 SHORT CIRCUIT CALCULATION
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8 SELECTION OF CIRCUIT BREAKERS
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9 SHORT CIRCUIT CHECKING CALCULATION
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10 LOAD BALANCING SHEET
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11 MAIN SCHEMATIC LAYOUT(SLD)
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12 LIGHTING LAYOUT
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13 POWER LAYOUT
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14 AC LAYOUT
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15 SLD FOR LOAD SHARING EACH FLATS
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16 SLD FOR CABLE SIZE
17 SLD FOR CB,%VD,SSC
19 EARTHING CALCULATION
21 BILL OF QUANTITY
0)G+5 CIVIL LAYOUT:
1)TOTAL CONNECTED LOAD:
Calculation of Total Connected Load for G+5 Residential Building
A formula’s used:
1. Total connected Load=a) Lighting Load +b) Power Load +c) AC Load
a) Lighting load=i) Lighting Fixture load +ii) Ceiling Fan load +iii) Exhaust Fan load
(L+W)H
Where,
Where,
Based on the above formulae, calculating lighting load for each and every flat.
Power load can be calculated depending upon the room application and the No .of sockets provided based on the
NBC standards.
Iii) AC Load
AC load can be calculated using the thumb rule that for every100 to 120sft of room area, 1Tr AC is required.
Ii) Lighting Load(FLAT1&FLAT2)
By looking at the layout, we can assume that Master bed room, hall, bedroom and Dining area require
ceiling .Therefore, there are total 5 ceiling fans in flat 1, each having 100W.Total power load can be tabulated as
below:
Similarly, we are going for one exhaust fan each in Toilet 1, Toilet 2, Toilet 3 and Kitchen. The wattage of each
exhaust fan is 100W.Therefore.total fan load is tabulated as below:
1. Master bedroom:
2. Bedroom:
i) Lighting Load(FLAT3&FLAT4)
By looking at the layout, we can assume that Master bed room, hall,bedroom and Dining area require
ceiling fanS.Therefore, there are total 5 ceiling fans in flat 2, each having 100W.
Similarly, we are going for one exhaust fan each in Toilet 1, Toilet 2,Toilet 3 and Kitchen. The wattage of
each exhaust fan is 100W.Therefore.total fan load is tabulated as below:
= 2400W--------------------------------------------1
--1Power socket-1x2000=2000w
1. Master bedroom:
2. Bedroom:
Therefore, in a similar way the connected load on each floor will be 93.8KW.
Total connected load of 5 floors will be 5x 93.8=469 KW
Calculating connected load (TCL) of Services:
TCL of services = Ground Floor (GF) parking light + GF Power load + each floor Corridor Load
.
i) Corridor Lighting
Length = 1.2Mtrs.
Width = 23.7Mtrs.
Width = 1.5Mtrs.
Length = 16.2Mtrs.
Width = 23.7Mtrs.
v) Water service
= 38+93.8+93.8+93.8+93.8+93.8=507kw
We are giving DG Supply for the Services only. So, we have to calculate the DG size based on the total
connected load of SMDB – Services only i.e., for 38 kW.
* TCL = 38 kW.
*Add 10% extra for future purpose = 41.8 KW
* Maximum Demand based on Diversity Factor of 0.8: 41.8X 0.8 = 33.6 kW.
* Therefore, kVA = 33.6/ 0.8 = 42 kVA.
* Add Derating Factor of 0.8 to improve the DG Set efficiency: 42/0.8=47kVA.
* 50 KVA DG Set is proposed.
Checking:
We have to calculate the Transformer size based on the connected load of MDB. The total connected load of
MDB is ......
* TCL = 507 KW
* Add 10% extra for future purpose: 507+50.7=578 kW.
* Maximum Demand based on Diversity Factor: 578x 0.8 =462.4 kW.
* Therefore, kVA = 462.4/0.8 = 578 kVA.
* Add Derating Factor of 0.9 to improve the transformer efficiency: 578/0.9 = 642.2 kVA.
Checking:
* Highest Motor Rating = 15 kW.
* Therefore, KVA = 15/0.8 = 18.75 KVA.
* Add Derating factor of 0.9 due to voltage fluctuations: 18.75/0.9 =21 KVA.
* Assume, the motor takes 4 times of rated current at starting: 21 X 4 = 84 KVA.
*KVA of Transformer less motor KVA during normal operation of motor: 642.2 – 21= 621.2 KVA.
* Required KVA of Transformer during starting of motor: 621.2 + 84= 705 KVA=750 KVA.
* Every Transformer having some over load factor for this make the over load factor is 1.5
* Tolerance of proposed Transformer: 6300 X 1.5 = 945 KVA.
Therefore, the proposed transformer withstands the starting load of highest rated motor.
Feeder1: The HT Side standard for 11 kV supply is: 1R X 3CX 240 Sqmm.(Al)
For LT Side:
Feeder2: Load Current, IL= 630 x 1000 /(1.732 X 415) = 877 amps.
HT SIDE
Feeder (1)
Cable Size = 3Cx240 Sqmm(Al)
Cable Length = 30m
Cable Impedance = 0.160Ω/km
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.274V
%VD = 0.0025%
LT SIDE
Cable(2)
Cable Size = 3.5Cx300 sqmm(Al)
Cable Length = 25m
Cable Impedance = 0.130Ω/km
Number of runs=3R
VD = 1.65V
%VD = 0.39%
Cable(3)
Cable Size = 3.5Cx25 sqmm(Al)
Cable Length = 3m
Cable Impedance = 1.539Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.527V
%VD = 0.13%
Cable(4)
Cable Size = 3.5Cx95 sqmm(Al)
Cable Length = 3m
Cable Impedance = 0.410Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.347V
%VD = 0.084%
Cable(5)
Size = 3.5Cx95 sqmm(Al)
Cable Length = 3m
Cable Impedance = 0.410Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.347V
%VD = 0.084%
Cable(6)
Size = 3.5Cx95 sqmm(Al)
Cable Length = 3m
Cable Impedance = 0.410Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.347V
%VD = 0.084%
Cable(7)
Size = 3.5Cx95 sqmm(Al)
Cable Length = 3m
Cable Impedance = 0.410Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.347V
%VD = 0.084%
Cable(8)
Size = 3.5Cx95 sqmm(Al)
Cable Length = 3m
Cable Impedance = 0.410Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.347V
%VD = 0.084%
Cable(9)
Cable Size = 4Cx1.5 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 2m
Cable Impedance = 15.5Ω/km
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.9V
%VD = 0.23%
Cable(10)
Cable Size = 4Cx10 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 2m
Cable Impedance = 2.35Ω/km
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.41V
%VD = 0.098%
Cable(11)
Cable Size = 4Cx6 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 3m
Cable Impedance = 3.95Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.779V
%VD = 0.187%
Cable(12)
Cable Size = 4Cx6 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 4m
Cable Impedance = 3.95Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 1.04V
%VD = 0.251%
Cable(13)
Cable Size = 4Cx10 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 3m
Cable Impedance = 2.35Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.54V
%VD = 0.130%
Cable(14)
Cable Size = 4Cx10 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 4m
Cable Impedance = 2.35Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.72V
%VD = 0.173%
Cable(15)
Cable Size = 4Cx6 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 6m
Cable Impedance = 3.95Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 1.56V
%VD = 0.375%
Cable(16)
Cable Size = 4Cx6 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 8m
Cable Impedance = 3.95Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 2.1V
%VD = 0.51%
Cable(17)
Cable Size = 4Cx10 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 6m
Cable Impedance = 2.35Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 1.074V
%VD = 0.258%
Cable(18)
Cable Size = 4Cx10 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 8m
Cable Impedance = 2.35Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 1.433V
%VD = 0.345 %
Cable(19)
Cable Size = 4Cx6 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 9m
Cable Impedance = 3.95Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 2.339V
%VD = 0.56%
Cable(20)
Cable Size = 4Cx6 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 10m
Cable Impedance = 3.95Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 2.6V
%VD = 0.63 %
Cable(21)
Cable Size = 4Cx10 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 9m
Cable Impedance = 2.35Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 1.612V
%VD = 0.4%
Cable(22)
Cable Size = 4Cx10 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 10m
Cable Impedance = 2.35Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 1.8V
%VD = 0.433%
Cable(23)
Cable Size = 4Cx6 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 12m
Cable Impedance = 3.95Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 3.12V
%VD = 0.752%
Cable(24)
Cable Size = 4Cx6 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 13m
Cable Impedance = 3.95Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 3.4V
%VD = 0.82%
Cable(25)
Cable Size = 4Cx10 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 12m
Cable Impedance = 2.35Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 2.15V
%VD = 0.52%
Cable(26)
Cable Size = 4Cx10 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 13m
Cable Impedance = 2.35Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 2.339V
%VD = 0.56%
Cable(27)
Cable Size = 4Cx6 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 15m
Cable Impedance = 3.95Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 3.9V
%VD = 0.94%
Cable(28,)
Cable Size = 4Cx6 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 16m
Cable Impedance = 3.95Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 4.12V
%VD = 1.012%
Cable(29)
Cable Size = 4Cx10 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 15m
Cable Impedance = 2.35Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 2.7V
%VD= 0.65%
Cable(30)
Cable Size = 4Cx10 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 16m
Cable Impedance = 2.35Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 2.86V
%VD= 0.69%
Cable(31)
Cable Size = 4Cx4 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 25m
Cable Impedance = 5.19Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 6.68V
%VD = 1.61%
Cable(32)
Cable Size = 4Cx1.5 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 20m
Cable Impedance = 15.5Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 9.34V
%VD = 2.25 %
Cable(33)
Cable Size = 4Cx1.5 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 5m
Cable Impedance = 15.5Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.94V
%VD = 0.23%
Cable(34)
Cable Size = 3.5Cx25 sqmm(Al)
Cable Length = 1m
Cable Impedance = 1.539Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.2V
%VD = 0.05%
Cable(35)
Cable Size = 3.5Cx25 sqmm(Al)
Cable Length = 2m
Cable Impedance = 1.539Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.352V
%VD = 0.09%
Cable(36)
Cable Size = 4Cx10 sqmm(Cu)
Cable Length = 2m
Cable Impedance = 2.35Ω/m
Number of runs=1R
VD = 0.41V
%VD = 0.1%
1. Impedance of the cable for ___Meters = Length of the cable x Cable Impedance
No of Runs x 1000
2. Impedance of the cable under system voltage (P.U)
(System Voltage)^2
The selection of circuit breaker is done based on load current & a safety factor of 1.25 i.e., IL X 1.25. The
circuit breaker sizes are tabulated as below for each & every feeder:
1. HT Side: The cable with stand capacity is checked for 3seconds & it is given by:
Cable with stand capacity for 3 sec = KA / √t.
Where, K = Constant for Al (0.143),
A = Cross sectional area of cable,
t = time (3sec).
Therefore, the cable with stand capacity = (0.143 x 240) / 1.732 = 19.8 KA.
Here the short circuit current is 17.5 KA only.
Therefore, the cable withstands this capacity.
2. LT Side: The cable withstand capacity is checked for 1 sec or less than 1 sec only & it is given by:
Cable withstand capacity for 1 sec = Isc x No. of Runs /√t.
Where, Isc = Short circuit current,
T = Time.
The result can be tabulated as below.
Note: If the cable doesn’t satisfy for 1 sec time, we can go for 09 sec ,0.8 sec, etc.,
CCC OF Al =0.8A/SQMM
Cu=1.6A/SQMM
Here,
Material:-Copper
Full Load current =1233A
Current Carrying Capacity of Copper = 1.6A/sqmm
19)EARTHING CALCULATIONS:
Here, we have to find the Earth Strip Size, Earth Pit Resistance, Earth Strip Resistance & over all resistance.
1. Earth Strip Size: The formulae for finding earth strip size are:
2. Earth Pit Resistance: The formulae for calculating Earth Pit resistance is:
4. Overall Resistance:
Overall resistance = (R rod x R cond) / (R rod + R cond).
= (0.6 x 0.12) / (0.6 + 0.12) = 0.1 Ω. i.e., < 1 Ω.
Therefore, our earthing is safe.
Here, W = 1.3872
21)BILL OF QUANTITY: