Gossen Metrawatt U1500 Manual

Gossen Metrawatt Måleudstyr U1500

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Energy Management

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Manual for the Use of

Peak Load Optimizing Systems U1500

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Manual for the Use of Peak Load Optimizing Systems

Preface

Consumption costs for energy sources such as electrical power, gas and district heating, which are billed as a rule based

upon measured power values, can frequently be reduced significantly with only minimal technical efforts. It is precisely

for this reason that in-house energy management should include an assessment for determining whether or not the use

of modern load optimizing systems is practical and efficient.

Detailed knowledge regarding the power supply contract conditions offered by various utility companies, utilized

process sequences and how they can be influenced, and existing equipment and how it is controlled, is necessary for the

preparation of an optimization concept.

This manual is intended to provide decision makers and system technicians with a tool for discovering potential

savings, and for evaluating the efficiency of an optimizing system.

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Phone: +49 911 / 8602-0

www.gossenmetrawatt.com

Table of Contents

1 BASICS ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3

1.1 T S C CARIFFS FOR PECIAL ONTRACTS USTOMERS .................................................................................................. 3

2 OPTIMIZING SYSTEMS ........................................................................................................................................ 6

2.1 R AANGE OF PPLICATIONS .................................................................................................................................... 6

2.2 TECHNOLOGY ...................................................................................................................................................... 6

3 FACILITY ANALYSIS .......................................................................................................................................... 10

3.1 A T S C BNALYZING THE ARIFF CHEDULE AND ONSUMPTION ILLING .................................................................... 11

3.2 A I P L CNALYZING THE MPORT ROFILE AND THE OAD URVE ................................................................................ 11

3.3 E AQUIPMENT NALYSIS ....................................................................................................................................... 13

3.4 D R P SETERMINING EALISTIC OTENTIAL AVINGS ................................................................................................. 14

4 TECHNICAL IMPLEMENTATION ................................................................................................................... 15

4.1 I CNSTALLING THE OMPONENTS .......................................................................................................................... 15

4.2 S P E P UIGNALS ROVIDED BY THE LECTRICAL OWER TILITY ................................................................................ 15

4.3 B C CUS AND ONTROL ABLES .............................................................................................................................. 16

4.4 R E EETROFITTING XISTING QUIPMENT ................................................................................................................ 16

4.5 D M F S T C P OEMAND ANAGEMENT AS A IRST TEP OWARDS OMPREHENSIVE LANT PTIMIZATION ......................... 16

5 CALCULATING AMORTIZATION TIME ........................................................................................................ 16

6 CONCLUSION ........................................................................................................................................................ 16