Monthly billing demand (0.85 divided monthly average PF). The PF penalty shall not be applied when the consumers monthly PF exceeds 0.85. Monthy demand charge = $20.00/kW. Monthly energy charge shall be: 2.50 cents/kWh for first 1000 kWh, 2.00 cents/kWh for next 3000 kWh and 1.50 cents/kWh for all 30-min monthly maximum KW demand multiplied by the ration of excess of 4000kWh. Assume that two consumer, as shown in Fig.01. Solve the monthly bill for each consumer.

Monthly billing demand (0.85 divided monthly average PF). The PF penalty shall not be applied when the consumers monthly PF exceeds 0.85. Monthy demand charge = $20.00/kW. Monthly energy charge shall be: 2.50 cents/kWh for first 1000 kWh, 2.00 cents/kWh for next 3000 kWh and 1.50 cents/kWh for all 30-min monthly maximum KW demand multiplied by the ration of excess of 4000kWh. Assume that two consumer, as shown in Fig.01. Solve the monthly bill for each consumer.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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