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Losses verification ( input losses does not match the calculated losses )
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28 Sep 2022 08:46 - 28 Sep 2022 11:00 #11504
by Hamza Ali
Losses verification ( input losses does not match the calculated losses ) was created by Hamza Ali
Hello, I want to ask about the losses in losses input page for wind.
InWind, Commercial, distributed > in losses page. My losses in % are = 7,5,2,3,2,2 = 21% total. Given as input.
But when I am doing the calculation, the given input losses (only losses on the losses page, no degradation) does not match with the given input losses. (excel screenshot is attached.) kindly guide me.
Why input losses do not match with the annual output and gross output.?
See below for calculations=
AnnualOutput (A) = 9,981,240
GrossOutput ( = 12,374,500
LossesCalculated = B-A = 2,393,260
Lossescalculated = (2,393,260 / 9,981,240)*100 = 23.98% ? why is it so?
I have given 21% losses total!
kindly guide me.
InWind, Commercial, distributed > in losses page. My losses in % are = 7,5,2,3,2,2 = 21% total. Given as input.
But when I am doing the calculation, the given input losses (only losses on the losses page, no degradation) does not match with the given input losses. (excel screenshot is attached.) kindly guide me.
Why input losses do not match with the annual output and gross output.?
See below for calculations=
AnnualOutput (A) = 9,981,240
GrossOutput ( = 12,374,500
LossesCalculated = B-A = 2,393,260
Lossescalculated = (2,393,260 / 9,981,240)*100 = 23.98% ? why is it so?
I have given 21% losses total!
kindly guide me.
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28 Sep 2022 11:31 #11508
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Losses verification ( input losses does not match the calculated losses )
Hi Hamza Ali,
Be sure to add the percentages as sum of (1-x/100). See the attached Excel workbook.
Best regards,
Paul.
Be sure to add the percentages as sum of (1-x/100). See the attached Excel workbook.
Best regards,
Paul.
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