power consumption of household equipments in india

For myself and others to know about load/power consumption and how to conserve energy.

1. Electricity consumed byhousehold
appliances
BY,
ALBI THOMAS VARKEY
ELECTRICAL ENGG-M.G UNIVERSITY
MTech(TM)- UNIVERSITY OF KERALA
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2. Terminologies
kW > Kilo Watts
kWh > Kilo Watts Hour
PL tube > Philips Lighting tube
CFL > Compact Fluorescent Lamp
Cu.ft > Cubic Feet
TR > Tons of Refrigeration
HVAC > Heating, Ventilation and Air
Conditioning
BTU > British Thermal Unit

TR

3. How to calculate consumption of electrical
energy?
(Wattage × Hours Used Per Day) ÷ 1000 = Daily Kilowatt-hour (kWh)

1 kWh=1 UNIT

1 kilowatt (kW) = 1000 Watts

4. EXAMPLES (PER DAY USAGE)
Question.How much units(kwh) of
energy is consumed
by a bulb of 60 watts
per hour ?
=60 WATTS
Answer. For one hour if you are turning on the light, it consumes
60 watts, that means it consumes 60/1000=.06 units of energy and if
it is kept ‘on’ for 12 hours likewise when we are in hurry to reach
office or college the energy lost for 12 hours is
(60*12)/1000=720/1000=.72units

5. Power consumed by CFL lamp of 20 watts
working for 4 hours?
= 20 WATTS
Answer. 20 watts 4 hours=80/1000=.08 units

6. What is the difference between CFL and a
colloquially called tube light/fluorescent
lamp?
•CFL bulbs have an electronic circuit in the base
of the bulb. A miniature transformer that
produces high voltage enough to ionize the gas
in the tube.
•Tube lights are simply connected to the pins at
the base. External ballasts must be used to
supply the high voltage necessary to start the
lamps.

7. How much units(kwh) of energy is
consumedby a vaccum cleanerof
500 watts working 2 hours?

=500 WATTS
Answer. 500watts 2 hours=1000/1000= 1unit

8. Energy consumed by a ceiling fan working for
6 hours?
=100 WATTS
Answer . 100 watts ×6 hours =600/1000 = .6 unit

9. Energy consumed by a iron box working for 6
hours?
=1100 WATTS
Answer. 1100 watts ×6 hours=6600/1000= 6.6 units

10. HERE WE GO
Personal Computer and Monitor
FOR MAKING THIS PRESENTATION,ie
ALMOST 3 AND HALF HOURS...TILL NOW.

COMPUTER+ MONITOR
=120 Watts + 150 Watts
=270 WATTS
Answer. 120watts+150watts=270 watts ×3.5 hours=945/1000
=.945 unit

11. Laptop working for 3 hours

= 50 WATTS
Answer. 50watts × 3hours=150/1000= .150 unit

12. Laser Printer working for 1 hour?
=375 WATTS
Answer. 375watts ×1hour=375/1000=.375 units

13. Refrigerator working for
2 ½ hours?
= 380 WATTS

Refrigerator = 16 cu. ft.
Answer. 380 watts 2 ½ hours=950/1000=.95unit
1 cubic feet=28.31 liters

14. Induction cooker of 3.6kw with a load max of
3.2 kw working for 45 minutes at various?
• 20 MIN consumes 600Watts
• 10 MIN consumes 1500 Watts
• 15 MIN consumes 3.2 kW=3200 Watts
Answer. 600 1/3=200/1000 =.2 units
1500 1/6=250/1000 =.25units
3200 1/4=800/1000 =.8units
Total = .2+.25+.8 = 1.25 units

15. And our IDIOT BOX (TV) working for 3
hours watching a film?
=100 WATTS
Answer .100watts × 3hours=300/1000=.3 unit

16. Set top box working for 5 hours?
= 50 WATTS MAXIMUM
Answer. 50 watts 5hours=250/1000=.25unit

17. Satellite dish working for 4 hours?
= 50WATTS
Answer. 50watts 4 hours=200/1000=.2unit

18. Microwave Oven of rating 1660 W working
for 45 minutes?
= 1660 WATTS
Answer . 1660watts 3/4 hours=1245/1000=1.245 units

19. Air conditioner rating of 1200 watts working
for 2 ½ hours?
=1200 WATTS
Answer. 1200 watts 2 ½ hours=3000/1000 =3 units

20. Washing Machine working for ¾ hours
= 512 WATTS
Answer. 512watts ¾ hours= 384/1000 =.384 unit

21. Pump set of 1.5 hp power working 1 ½
hours?
1 hp=746 watts
1.5 746 =
1119 WATTS
Answer.1119watts 1 ½ hours=1678.5/1000=1.678 units

22. Cell Phone - recharging for 4 hours
for an year?
= 4 WATTS
Answer.4watts 4hours 365days=5840/1000 =5.840units/year

23. DO YOU KNOW?
If you have plugged your mobile charger for 8
hours without switching ‘off ‘ what amount of
electricity is wasted,
that is > (vampire power)
Answer . 6.5kWh ≥ 6.5 units/year
6.5/365 =.0175units per day

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