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Calculation of electrical load for on-site temporary facilities

2007-12-10View Original

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Among the coefficients required for calculating the temporary electrical load during construction, I personally believe that a value of 0 is generally appropriate. 7 is acceptable, but what value should be used as the coefficient for some electrical equipment used in heat treatment, such as ovens? I have calculated it multiple times, yet the results differ greatly from those in the manual; sometimes 0 is used. 25, sometimes 0. 5!

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