Fig. D1 – Optimization potential (DB422120_EN)
Fig. D2 – Example of single-line diagram (DB422121_EN)
Fig. D3 – Flow diagram for choosing the electrical dictribution architecture (DB422122_EN)
Fig. D6 – Definition of MTBF and MTTR (DB422123_EN)
Fig. D8 – MV connection with LV metering (DB422124_EN)
Fig. D9 – MV connection with MV metering (DB422125_EN)
Fig. D10 – Dual MV connection with MV metering (DB422126_EN)
Fig. D11 – Single feeder, Dual feeder, Open ring (DB422127_EN)
Fig. D13 – The position of the global load barycentre guides the positioning of power sources (DB422128_EN)
Fig. D14 – Example of centralized layout with point to point links (DB422129_EN)
Fig. D15 – Example of distributed layout, with busway (DB422130_EN)
Fig. D17 – Example of a set of 14 x 25A loads distributed along 34 meters (for busway, Canalis KS 250A) (DB422131_EN)
Fig. D18 – Connection of a back-up generator (DB422132_EN)
Fig. D19 – Example of connection for a UPS (DB422133_EN)
Fig. D20 – Single feeder configuration (DB422134_EN)
Fig. D21 – Parallel transformers configuration (DB422135_EN)
Fig. D22 – Normally open coupled transformers (DB422136_EN)
Fig. D23 – Main LV switchboard interconnected by a busway (DB422138_EN)
Fig. D24 – Ring configuration (DB422139_EN)
Fig. D25 – Double-ended configuration with automatic transfer switch (DB422140_EN)
Fig. D26 – Example of a configuration combination 1: Single feeder, 2: Main LV switchboard interconnected by a busway, 3: Double-ended (DB422141_EN)
Fig. D28 – Example of the break down of losses and the weight for each type of equipment (DB422142_EN)
Fig. D31 – Two possible single-line diagrams (DB422144_EN)
Fig. D32 – Detailed single-line diagram (1 substation based on fig.D22) (DB422145_EN)
Fig. D33 – Detailed single-line diagram (2 substation based on fig.D24) (DB422146_EN)
