Diversity factor - Electrical Installation Guide http://www.electrical-installation.org/enwiki/Diversity_factor[7/23/2013 10:11:07 AM] navigation Main page Alphabetical index News room Highlights Help interaction Read your prefered topic and improve it Content format work Enrich existing topic Open a new topic Play with sandbox Community portal About us Contact us Recent changes toolbox What links here Related changes Special pages Printable version Permanent link Main contributors Cite this page discussion view source history Log in / create account Scope and content of Wiki EIG General rules of electrical installation design Electrical installation design methodology Electrical installation rules, standards Definition of voltage ranges Electrical regulations and standards Quality and safety of an electrical installation Environmental directives Installed power loads - Characteristics Induction motors Resistive-type heating appliances and incandescent lamps (conventional or halogen) Power loading of an installation Installed power (kW) Installed apparent power (kVA) Estimation of actual maximum kVA demand Example of application of factors ku and ks Diversity factor Choice of transformer rating Choice of power-supply sources Connection to the MV utility distribution network Connection to the LV utility distribution network MV & LV architecture selection guide LV Distribution Protection against electric shocks Sizing and protection of conductors LV switchgear: functions & selection Protection against voltage surges in LV Energy Efficiency in electrical distribution Power factor correction and harmonic filtering Power harmonics management Characteristics of particular sources and loads PhotoVoltaic (PV) installation Residential and other special locations ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Diversity factor The term diversity factor, as defined in IEC standards, is identical to the factor of simultaneity (ks) used in this guide. In some English-speaking countries however (at the time of writing) diversity factor is the inverse of ks i.e. it is always ≥ 1. page search in other languages Русский 中文

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Main pageAlphabetical indexNews roomHighlightsHelp

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Read your preferedtopic and improve itContent format workEnrich existing topicOpen a new topicPlay with sandboxCommunity portalAbout usContact usRecent changes

toolbox

What links hereRelated changesSpecial pagesPrintable versionPermanent linkMain contributorsCite this page

discussion view source historyLog in / create account

Scope and content of Wiki EIG

General rules of electrical installationdesign

Electrical installation designmethodologyElectrical installation rules,standards

Definition of voltage rangesElectrical regulations and standardsQuality and safety of an electricalinstallationEnvironmental directives

Installed power loads -Characteristics

Induction motorsResistive-type heating appliances andincandescent lamps (conventional orhalogen)

Power loading of an installationInstalled power (kW)Installed apparent power (kVA)Estimation of actual maximum kVAdemandExample of application of factors kuand ksDiversity factorChoice of transformer ratingChoice of power-supply sources

Connection to the MV utility distributionnetwork

Connection to the LV utility distributionnetwork

MV & LV architecture selection guide

LV Distribution

Protection against electric shocks

Sizing and protection of conductors

LV switchgear: functions & selection

Protection against voltage surges in LV

Energy Efficiency in electrical distribution

Power factor correction and harmonicfiltering

Power harmonics management

Characteristics of particular sources andloads

PhotoVoltaic (PV) installation

Residential and other special locations

ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

Diversity factorThe term diversity factor, as defined in IEC standards,is identical to the factor of simultaneity (ks) used in thisguide.

In some English-speaking countries however (at thetime of writing) diversity factor is the inverse of ks i.e. itis always 1.

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