thorangle
Mechanical
- Mar 13, 2002
- 40
I am comparing my utility planning practices with prevailing practices. With that in mind I have some questions I would greatly appreciate your responce on.
The definition of Utilization Factor (UF) we use/go by is: UF is the ratio of the maximum demand of a system to the rated capacity of the system. In other words, the UF indicates the degree to which a system is being loaded during a system peak with respect to capacity.
1. Are you measuring a UF?
2. Where and how are you measuring UF?
(e.g. gate stations, district regulators etc.)
3. Does your UF calcutations figure into a Cold Weather action plan?
4. Do you have a UF target and what is your justification for that target?
5. How do you use the UF information for infrastructure planning?
Thank you very much for your help.
The definition of Utilization Factor (UF) we use/go by is: UF is the ratio of the maximum demand of a system to the rated capacity of the system. In other words, the UF indicates the degree to which a system is being loaded during a system peak with respect to capacity.
1. Are you measuring a UF?
2. Where and how are you measuring UF?
(e.g. gate stations, district regulators etc.)
3. Does your UF calcutations figure into a Cold Weather action plan?
4. Do you have a UF target and what is your justification for that target?
5. How do you use the UF information for infrastructure planning?
Thank you very much for your help.
