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How to record intermittent utility consumption in the boundary table

2009-10-16View Original

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This post was last edited by HaiChuanDeFeng on 2009-10-16 at 10:09. For intermittent low-pressure steam consumption that occurs only once a day (for example, when the sodium carbonate solution is prepared only once a day), how should such consumption be reflected in the utility consumption and boundary area tables? ? Because this is a discontinuous quantity.
Reply #22009-10-16
Where has the boss gone? ? Could someone give some advice?
Reply #32009-10-17
Give it a try; I’m sure there’s someone at HaiChuan who can do it
Reply #42009-10-17
Give it a try; I’m sure there’s someone at HaiChuan who can do it
Reply #52009-10-17
Estimate the annual operating time based on the interval time, and simply list the upper limit condition table; the energy consumption metrics are calculated without taking the intervals into account
Reply #62009-10-18
It is sufficient to list the annual maximum consumption in the boundary condition table.

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