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20151122 Daily Question: The rewards are as follows: 1–3 points for participation, 5 points for a correct answer, and 10 points for a correct answer accompanied by an analysis. When using the factor method to calculate loads, the calculated load for a substation or distribution station is equal to the sum of the calculated loads of all distribution lines, multiplied by ( ). A. Conversion coefficient B. Simultaneous coefficient C. Required coefficient D. Calculation coefficient The answer is B
When calculating the load using the coefficient method, the calculated load for a substation or distribution station is the sum of the calculated loads of each distribution main line, multiplied by (C). A. Conversion coefficient B. Simultaneous coefficient C. Required coefficient D. Calculation coefficient
When calculating the load using the factor method, the calculated load for a substation or distribution station is the sum of the calculated loads of each distribution main line, multiplied by (c). C. Coefficient of demand
When calculating the load using the factor-of-load method, the calculated load for a substation or distribution station is the sum of the calculated loads of each distribution main line, multiplied by (C).