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Title: QuickSize Overview Module : Sales and Distribution

Course : QuickPack Kohler Learning

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Unit 2.01 QuickSize Overview

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Purpose

Use this document to review the use of the QuickSize application.

Trigger

Perform this procedure when you need to size a generator set.

Prerequisites

• You are logged in to QuickPack.

• You have selected a customer.

Transaction Code

Unit 2.01

Helpful Hints

None






Procedure

QuickPack Home Page

1. Select the tab to open the Model Search screen.






Model Search

Scroll as necessary to view additional fields.

2. Enter your system requirements.

Click to select from a drop-down list of available options.

For this example, enter the options shown in the following screenshot.






Selected options






File Options

Model Search

1. Click to browse for your projects.






Model Search

2. Click to save a project to My Projects.






Model Search

3. Click to export a project.






Model Search

4. Click to import a file.






Sizing Your Generator Set

Model Search

1. Click to open the Add Load Step window.






Add Load Step

2. Verify the information.

3. Click to activate the button.






Model Search

4. Click to view a list of load options.






Model Search

5. Select the desired load. Example: Air Conditioning

6. Click to open the information window for the selected load.






Air Conditioning






Air Conditioning Load Information

Industrial Chillers are sized as MOTORS.

• Commonly above 100 ton capacity.

• Hermetically sealed chillers have the drive-motor inside.

• Inrush load is a concern

• Running load is lower






Air Conditioning

7. As required, complete/review the following fields:

Field Name R/O/C Description

Quantity: R Quantity of equipment comprising the load Example: 1

Name R Descriptive name for the load or equipment number/name

Description: O Description of the equipment Example: Roof Mounted HVAC Unit

8. In the Phase section, select the appropriate phase configuration. Example:

It is recommended to balance single-phase loads for the best generator performance. QuickSize considers phase balance in it’s calculation for generator sizing.

9. In the Sizing section, select the desired sizing unit of measure. Example:






10. In the blank field, enter the load. Example: 20

The selected configuration in this example is 20 tons.

11. Click to validate the information.

Model Search

The system shows that the load is added to the sizing application. QuickSize shows a cumulative value for all loads added to the program.

12. Click to view the list of load options.

13. Select Battery Charger.

14. Click to open the Battery Charger information window.






Battery Charger






Battery Charger Load Information

Battery Charger Load



Quantity: R Quantity of equipment comprising the load Example: 1

Name R Descriptive name for the load or equipment number/name

Description: R Description of the equipment Example: Industrial Battery Charger

16. Select the appropriate phasing.

17. In the Application section, select the appropriate application. Example:






18. In the Type section, select the appropriate type. Example:



Battery Voltage R Battery Voltage Example: 24

Charge Current R Charge Current Example: 20


Model Search


22. Select Lighting.

23. Click to open the Lighting information window.






Lighting



Name: R Load type name Example: Building Three Lights

Description: R Brief description of the load Example: Light bulb

Running kW R Running kW required by the load Example: 10

25. Select the appropriate radio buttons to describe the load.






Incandescent Lighting Load

• Resistive load (filament) that heats up and produces light.

• Only enter the Running kW

Fluorescent Lighting Load

• Glowing gas in the tube, activated by electronic current and controlled by the Ballast.

Ballast - All fluorescent lights need a Ballast.

• High-efficiency magnetic ballast is the old style and not common on new construction. Characteristics: Noisy (the ‘buzz’) and prone to flickering.

• Electronic Ballast is solid-state electronic circuitry to provide the proper starting and operating electrical condition to power a fluorescent lamp. Advantage: Noise and flickering are reduced.

• Select as Default if Ballast type is not known

• Running PF default at 1.0

• Low Distortion Electronic is a new style Ballast, not as common as Electronic Ballast.

• With Low Distortion Electronic type ballast, harmonic distortion can be ignored in QuickSize

• Note: For Electronic Ballast type, we assume it is of the general type and account for 32% ITHD in QuickSize

High Intensity Discharge

• Industrial Applications

• Slow to light and re-light

• Ballasts as previously discussed

• Several common HID types: Mercury, Metal Halide, Low- and High Pressure Sodium







Model Search


28. Select Medical Equipment.

Move the Medical Imaging load to the last step if possible.

29. Click to open the Medical Imaging Load information window.






Medical Imaging Load

CT, MRI, R&F, Vascular, Radiography, Cardiology, Ultrasound and NM/PET imaging all have similar start, run and surge characteristics. They have high surge requirements at the time of imaging and are very sensitive to voltage dip, which affects image quality.



Step No.: R Load step with which the load is associated. The system generates this value. Example: 1

Quantity: R Quantity of machines comprising the load Example: 1

Description: R Description of the load Example: Medical Testing Equipment






31. Select the appropriate phasing. Example:

Medical Equipment Load Information

Medical Equipment Load



Max. Voltage Dip @ Peak Demand (%)

R Maximum allowable voltage dip at peak demand (in percent). Example: 6

Max Peak kVA R Maximum peak kVA Example: 180

Continuous kVA R Continuous kVA Example: 30







Model Search


35. Select Misc. Linear Load.

36. Click to open the Misc. Linear Load information window.






Misc. Linear Load



Quantity: R Equipment quantity comprising the load Example: 1

Description: R Description of the load Example: Resistive Heating Bank

kW: R kW load requirement Example: 25

38. Select the appropriate phasing.







Model Search


41. Select Motor.

42. Click to open the Motor information window.






Motor Load Information

Motor Load Information






Motor Load Information (continued)




































Motor



Quantity: R Equipment quantity comprising the load Example: 1

Description: R Load description Example: Air Compressor Motor for Pneumatic Air

Lines

44. Select the radio buttons which most accurately describe the requirements.








Horsepower: R Motor horsepower Example: 20

Code Letter: R NEMA code letter Example: F

Starting Method: R Starting Method Example: Across the Line


Model Search


48. Select Office Equipment.

49. Click to open the Office Equipment dialog box.






Office Equipment



Name: R Name of the load Example: Engineering Office Equipment

Description: R Description of the load Example: Computers, Printers, Copiers and Fax

Machines

51. Select .



Num. Desktop Computers

R Quantity of Desktop Computers. Example: 8

Num. Printers R Quantity of Printers. Example: 2







Num. Fax Machines R Quantity of Fax Machines. Example: 1

Num. Copiers R Quantity of Copiers. Example: 2


Model Search


55. Select UPS.

56. Click to open the UPS Load dialog box.






UPS Load

Offline UPS:

• Does not recreate the sine wave • Reacts quickly enough to take over for the load before the outage is detected. • Typical application for a single computer.

Online UPS (default selection) • Sine wave is recreated • The most common application • Sized for battery UPS systems






UPS Load Information

UPS Load



Quantity: R Quantity of uninterrupted power supplies Example: 1

Name: R Name of the load Example: Computer UPS

Description: R UPS description Example: UPS for all computers and test equipment

Rating: R kVA rating Example: 400







UPS Type: R UPS Type (select from the drop-down list) Example: 12 Pulse


Model Search


60. Select VFD.

61. Click to open the VFD Load dialog box.






VFD Load



Name: R Load name Example: Air Compressor #2

Description: R Description of the load Example: Air Compressor Testing Equipment Only






VFD Load Information

Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) Loads






VFD Load

63. Select the appropriate phasing. Example:



Rating: R Horsepower rating Example: 25

Start kVA Limit: R Starting kVA limit Example: 125

Efficiency: R Efficiency range Example: 90

VFD Type: R VFD Type Example: 6 Pulse







Model Search

QuickSize shows the cumulative kW/kVA requirements of the customer loads.

66. Click to generate a list of generator sets which match the requirements.






Selector Search Results

If the system tells you that no generator sets were found to meet your requirements, check the following and redo the search:

• Check that the voltage/frequency/connection combination is available. • Change the minimum/maximum allowed loading. • Increase the allowed alternator temperature rise. • Increase the maximum voltage or frequency dip. • Increase the maximum Vthd.






Add a Load Step

1. Click to open the Add Load Step information window.

Add Load Step

The default Max Voltage Dip value is linked to the value entered when you loaded your generator set options.



Max Voltage Dip (%): R Maximum allowable voltage dip in percent. Example: 20

Description: R Load step number. This field entry is generated by QuickSize.







Move a Load to a Different Load Step

The process for moving loads or steps is the same. The only difference is the highlighted item.

Model Search

1. Highlight the appropriate load. Example:

Selecting a load listed under Load Step #1 activates the button.

2. Click the button.






Model Search

The load has been moved to Load Step #2.






Copy a Load

You may use this option as a shortcut for creating similar loads.

1. Select the load. Example:

2. Click .

Model Search

The system adds the copied load.






Delete a Load

1. Select the load you wish to delete.

2. Click .

Model Search

The selected load is deleted.






Move an Item Up

Model Search

3. Select the item you wish to move. Example:

4. Click to move the item.






Model Search

If the item being moved is a load step, moving it will cause the steps to be out of numerical order. To avoid confusion, it is recommended that you rename the loads to appear in numerical order.

Result

You have completed this transaction. You have reviewed the use of the QuickSize application.

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