Overview of Synthetic ProfileOverview of Synthetic Profile

Presented By : Rakesh DasguptaPresented By : Rakesh Dasgupta

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AgendaAgenda

1.Synthetic Profile.

2.Creation of ‘Day’ Profile.

3.Creation of ‘Factor’ profile.

4.Creation of Synthetic Profile.

5.Calculation of Usage Factor.

6.Demo.6.Demo.

7.Questions .

Synthetic Profile ISynthetic Profile I

�Profile containing values generated on the basis of

predefined periods (day and season groups) and

corresponding day and annual profiles.

�Synthetic profiles are used when no interval data is

available.

�These profiles classify the consumption patterns of �These profiles classify the consumption patterns of

certain groups of customers.

�Customers with similar consumption patterns are

allocated to the same synthetic profile.

�Dynamic modification factors are used to change

synthetic profile values. These factors prevent large jumps

between season types and allow you to maintain

residential customers’ normal profile shape.

Synthetic Profile IISynthetic Profile II

� For this demo I will use Season Group ‘Year’ and Day

Group ‘Day01’.

�Year has the whole year without any subdivision into

months.

�Day01 has weekdays and weekends.

�Dynamic Modification factor is also used. Transaction �Dynamic Modification factor is also used. Transaction

Code is ‘EEDMFACTORCALC’.

�Two Day profiles is needed for the two Day types and

one factor profile is needed for ‘DMF’.

Day Profile Day Profile –– Header IHeader I

Day Profile Day Profile –– Values IValues I

Day Profile Day Profile –– Header IIHeader II

Day Profile Day Profile –– Values IIValues II

Factor Profile Factor Profile -- HeaderHeader

Dynamic Modification Factor IDynamic Modification Factor I

Dynamic Modification Factor IIDynamic Modification Factor II

Synthetic Profile Synthetic Profile –– Header Header

Synthetic Profile Synthetic Profile –– DetailsDetails

Profile ValuesProfile Values

Allocation of Load Profile to Installation IAllocation of Load Profile to Installation I

Allocation of Load Profile to Installation IIAllocation of Load Profile to Installation II

Allocation of Load Profile to Installation IIIAllocation of Load Profile to Installation III

Allocation of Load Profile to Installation IVAllocation of Load Profile to Installation IV

Allocation of Load Profile to Installation VAllocation of Load Profile to Installation V

DemoDemo

QuestionsQuestions