Should the power distribution for the sewage treatment plant be designed as a secondary load? ? What regulations specify it?
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Should the power distribution for the sewage treatment plant be designed as a secondary load? ? What does the regulation specify?
GB50052-95 \"Code for Design of Power Supply and Distribution Systems\" – specific classifications are provided in the code
But it seems that it wasn’t mentioned that the power load for the sewage treatment plant should be on level two
In other words, those that fall outside the categories of secondary or primary loads as defined in the regulations are considered third-level loads. There are no regulations stating that sewage treatment plants should be classified as secondary loads; what matters is the type of material processed by the sewage treatment plant, the supporting facilities and related systems available before it, its role within the entire installation, and whether it constitutes a critical component. It’s also important to consider whether a power outage at the sewage treatment plant could affect the entire production system, or whether such an outage might lead to safety or environmental hazards. If none of these conditions apply, then it is a third-level load.
It depends on whether the sewage treatment plant is considered an important facility; if it isn’t considered such a facility, it should not fall under category 1 or 2 load classifications
The outdoor drainage codes state that sewage treatment plants should use a secondary load classification