Relationship between installed power, operating power, and calculated power
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I would like to ask my friends: what is the relationship among the installed power, operating power, and calculated power of a device?
The relationship among the installed power, operating power, and calculated power of a device: Installed power refers to the total power of the devices installed; for example, if 8 motors are installed but only 3 of them are in use while the other 5 serve as backups, and if one of the 3 working motors fails, then one of the 5 backup motors takes its place. The total power of these 8 motors represents the installed power, while the total power of those 3 working motors represents the operating power； If these 3 units do not operate 24 hours a day, but only for a few hours on rainy days, then the actual power consumption must be calculated based on the specific operating time. By distributing this average operating time evenly over 24 hours in a day, we obtain the daily power consumption; if the operating power is distributed evenly over a month, then that represents the monthly power consumption.
Equipment installed power > operating power ≥ calculated power