Analisis Perencanaan Jaringan Distribusi Dan Perkembangan Beban Pada Perumahan Izzara Mansion Desa Jati Kesuma Namorambe

Analisis Perencanaan Jaringan Distribusi Dan Perkembangan Beban Pada Perumahan Izzara Mansion Desa Jati Kesuma Namorambe, Distribution Network Planning, Load Development...

Author: MUHAMMAD ISRONI
Date: 2025
Keywords: Distribution Network Planning, Load Development
Type: Jurnal
Category: penelitian

Planning in this study aims to obtain an optimal service flexibility so as to anticipate the rapid growth of electrical energy and how dense the load must be served. So that in planning the electric power distribution network system must pay attention to load conditions in the field, this is intended so that the planned distribution network system can still work properly for the next few years. The data collection method used is field observation which aims to determine field conditions and obtain load data to be planned. The results of research conducted at the Izzara Mansion housing complex located in Jati Kesuma Village, Namorambe Sub-District, Deli Serdang Regency, North Sumatra show that there are 68 housing units to be built in this housing complex. A total of 68 housing units will be divided into 3 blocks A, B, C and planned with an initial power of 2200 VA for each housing unit. By paying attention to field conditions, ground cables are used as a distribution network system which includes Medium Voltage Cable Lines (SKTM) and Low Voltage Cable Lines (SKTR). From the calculation, it is obtained that the total power obtained is 149,600 VA served by 1 distribution transformer unit using a pole transformer substation with a power of 200 kVA. in this planning there has been no additional load or housing units in the area because it is the final stage of housing development, so to overcome the development of housing, namely by determining a transformer with an additional 20% which is useful for backup power as a form of anticipation in the event of load growth in the housing.

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