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Electrical tables and engineering data; a book of useful tables and practical hints for electricians, foremen, salesmen, solicitors, estimators, contractors, architects and engineers (1916)

Horstmann, Henry Charles, Tousley, Victor Hugo, 1875- joint author · Chicago, F.J. Drake & co · leaf 143

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of 11 cents per K. W.hour for the first thirty hours of the maximum used;6 cents per K. W. hour for the next thirty hours ofthe maximum, and 4 cents per hour for the balance.The maximum load is found by multiplying the high-est amperage during the month by the volts. If wehave a maximum of 10… … jo.ooo.ooo; 1.000 N^ JJ Figure 11.—Meter Dials. a total of $7.21 for the 100 K. W. hours used, or ap-proximately 7 cents per K. W. In the table the changein rates per K. W. is shown as affected by the propor-tion between the maximum demand and the totalconsumption. Meter Reading.—This is a very…

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