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Bill Calculation-Energy, Power Grid, Distribution and Utilization-Lecture Slides, Slides of Power Distribution and Utilization

Main paints of this course are Distribution system (its components, design and protection), Utilization system (illumination, machines, heating, etc and design of electrical systems at customer level). Main points for this lecture are: Bill, Calculation, Energy, Power, Grid, Distribution, Power, Measurement, Electricity, Consumption, Tariffs

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…..Previous ^ Revision of basic concepts of^ ^ Impedance & Power triangle^ ^ Power factor correction^ ^ Examples^ ^ Power Measurement

Agenda ^ Electricity Consumption ^ Electricity Bills method ^ Example Book ^ Power System in Pakistan ^ Example IESCO Tariffs

Electricity bill  Tariff: Charge to a customer is of Two parts:  Fixed charge covers:  The^ cost^ of generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity  Usually expressed as^ certain price per kW or KVA of maximumdemand  A^ PF penalty charge^ i.e., a certain percentage of kW or kVA maximumdemand is charged for every 0.01 fall in pf below a prescribed value, say0.85 or 0.9 or vice versa (PF credit per 0.01 greater than prescribed PF)  Cost of Energy (Variable) charge covers:  Energy consumed in kWh, usually in graded form (ascending/descendin)^ Total Cost = Fixed Cost + Cost of Energy

Example ^ A manufacturing industry consumes

^200

MWh^ in^ one month. If the maximum demandis^ 1600 kW , calculate the electricity bill basedon the following two-part rate:^ ^ Demand charge :^ $5.00 per month per kW

of billing demand.  Energy charge:^ ^ 8 cents per kWh^ for the

first 50,000 kWh ,

^ 5 cents per kWh^ for the remaining energy.  (Ans.^ $19 ,^500 )

WAPDA POWER HISTORY ^ 1947:^ 60 MW^ generation capacity ^ 1959:^ 119 MW ^ 1965:^ 636 MW ^ 1970:^ 1331 MW ^ 1980:^ 3000 MW ^ 1990:^ 7000 MW ^ 2011:^ 15764 MW Ref:^ http://www.ntdc.com.pk/WapdaPowerHistory.php

Tariffs :^ ^ means^ the^ rates,

charges,^ terms^

and conditions for generation of electric power,transmission, distribution services and salesof^ electric^ power

to^ consumers^

by GEPCO/IESCO^ as approved by

NEPRA^ and notified by the Government of Pakistan.  GEPCO^ shall apply to NEPRA for anychange of tariff to be charged from differentcategories of consumers.

Types of tariffs in Pakistan^ ^ A-1 GENERAL SUPPLY TARIFF- RESIDENTIAL^ ^ A-2 GENERAL SUPPLY TARIFF-COMMERCIAL^ ^ B - INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY TARIFFS^ ^ C - SINGLE-POINT SUPPLY FOR PURCHASE IN BULK^ ^ D - AGRICULTURE TARIFF^ ^ E - TEMPORARY SUPPLY TARIFFS^ ^ F - SEASONAL INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY TARIFF^ ^ G - PUBLIC LIGHTING^ ^ H - RESIDENTIAL COLONIES ATTACHED TOINDUSTRIAL PREMISES^ ^ K - SPECIAL CONTRACTS

A-1 GENERAL SUPPLY TARIFF- RESIDENTIAL

B - INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY TARIFFS

^ Tariff guide^ (effective from 6

th^ May, 2011)^ :

IESCO: http://www.iesco.com.pk/index.php/customer-services/tariff-guideLESCO: http://www.lesco.gov.pk/CustomerServices/3000063.asp ^ In 2007, unified WAPDA tariff wasreplaced by NEPRA for each DISCOs

Reference ^ Chapter 11, Fundamentals of Electric Circuits by Sadiku 3

rd editionGoogle search following:^ ^ WAPDA,^ ^ PEPCO^ ^ NEPRA^ ^ NTDC^ ^ PITC^ ^ DISCOs total 8:^ ^ Each Provincial capitals (4), Isb, Fsd, Multan, Hyd.^ ^ GENCOs total 4 :