TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINES

938 AURORA BLVD., CUBAO, QUEZON CITY

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

DESIGN PROJECT 1

In partial Fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

"Design of a Metro Supermarket with 500kVA indoor substation in Poblacion, Alangalang, Leyte”

AGUILAR, KRIZIA NICA V.

ESPERA, RONALD F.

CRUZ, JAN EDMAR.

Engr. Christine Ann Teodoro

May of 2022

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
APPROVAL SHEET 3
CHAPTER 1: PROJECT BACKGROUND 5
Section 1.1 THE PROJECT 5
Section 1.2 PROJECT OBJECTIVE 6
(a) General Objectives 6
(b) Specific Objectives 6
Section 1.3 THE INDUSTRY PARTNER and THE CLIENT 7
(a) The Industry Partner 7
(b) The Client 7
Section 1.4 SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS 8
(a) Scope 8
(b) Limitations 8
Section 1.5 PROJECT DEVELOPMENT 9
CHAPTER 2: DESIGN INPUTS 10
Section 2.1 PROJECT LOCATION 10
Section 2.2 PERSPECTIVE VIEW 11
Section 2.3 ELEVATION 12
Section 2.4 FLOOR PLAN 13
Section 2.5 ARCHITECTURAL PLAN (Ceiling, Floor, and Wall) 14
Section 2.6 BY SECTION VIEW 15
Section 2.7 SUMMARY OF ROOM AND SPACE REQUIREMENT 16
Section 2.8 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION (ACUs, HVAC, Pumps 17
CHAPTER 3: RESEARCH DESIGN 19
Section 3.1 PRELIMINARY SYSTEM DESIGN 19
Section 3.2 GENERATION OF DESIGN ALTERNATIVES Error! Bookmark not defined.

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APPROVAL SHEET
Letter of Intent

Date: May 10, 2022

For:  Engr. Ibarra A. Almajose,PEE

         Principal
         Ibarra Almajose & Associates
         #28 Sunny Square Subdivision, Marikina City
Sir;

Good day,
We, the design project team of the Electrical Engineering department of Technological Institute of the Philippines, Quezon City,
is currently conducting a culminating design project as a requirement in EE Design Project 1 (EE034) and EE Design Project 2
(EE035) course for the fulfillment of our degree program in Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE).  

The culminating design requires formal collaboration/partnership with company and industry experts and focuses on any of the
following specific-discipline design projects and innovation of existing technology, system or processes.

● Proposed Transmission System and Substation Projects

● Proposed Primary and Secondary Distribution System for Subdivision Projects
● Proposed Indoor Substation for Manufacturing Plant
● Proposed Power System and Indoor Substation for Health care Facilities / Hospital  
● Proposed Power System and Indoor Substation for High Rise Building (Condominium, BPOs, Commercial with
Residential Units) 
● Proposed Electrical System and Substation for Sewerage Treatment Plant  
● Proposed Electrical System Rehabilitation Project for Government facilities and its Substation 
● Proposed Electrical System and Substation for Railway Transit Facilities
● Renewable Energy Systems Design Project 
● Power System Automation /SMART Technology Design Integration
● Retrofitting of Power System and Substation for Large Industrial Plants

Our role with you is to collaborate in providing a solution by preparing a preliminary and final design in accordance with

standards, trade-off and multiple realistic constraints guided by T.I.P. EE industry lecturers, senior academic advisers, program

chair and academic dean. 

In lieu of the above, we would like to be in formal collaboration with you through your company for the entire semester. 

Respectfully yours,

Design Group Name and Signature:                     AGUILAR KRIZIA NICA

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                                    BAUTISTA, RENZ JEREMY DOMINC L.

CRUZ, JAN EDMAR                                            

Further, the design team through our academic advisers is requesting the following:
● Architectural plan 
● Perspective view 
● Site development plan
● Floor plan and dimension
● List of equipment to be used and their specifications
● Load and other specific requirement
● Project description 

Noted by:

Engr. Christine Ann Teodoro                                              

Course Adviser  

Dr. Ariel H. Magat 

EE Program Chair

Dr. Jesusa N. Padilla

Dean, College of Engineering and Architecture

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 CHAPTER 1: PROJECT BACKGROUND

Section 1.1 THE PROJECT

Supermarkets are one of the most convenient ways to buy goods. This type of establishment became a one stop

shop for the community because of the different varieties of goods it can store for different occasions. These kinds of

stores have different sections where they store each of the goods to keep them fresh. So for them to keep their

products fresh, it will require a steady supply of electricity because they will use different kinds of equipment like the

chiller for frozen products and beverages, and air-conditioning for the customers convenience while roaming the

store. The client plans to build a supermarket in areas where products are limited to people, subsequently to boost

their business and to expand their business.

"Design of a Metro Supermarket with 500kVA Indoor Substation in Poblacion, Alangalang, Leyte" is the title of

this design project. The electrical distribution system design will be exclusively based on the client's requirements, as

well as the application of appropriate standards and codes in accordance with Philippine Electrical Code (PEC). The

electrical system must be designed cheaply for continuous and reliable services, people and equipment safety, ease

of maintenance and operation, minimal power losses, mechanical protection of equipment, interchangeability of

hardware, and load augmentation. The design team must communicate the engineering studies and computations in

order to meet the above goals and attain the desired results. The goal of this design is to provide the client a reliable

system that can sustain the needs of the supermarket based on codes and standards. Therefore, the design project

team will provide a calculation of different configurations that can be used for the power system of an industrial

facility, such as Metro supermarket. The design also covers a substation where it can sustain the electrical load for

whole supermarket if a power interruption occurs.

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 Section 1.2 PROJECT OBJECTIVE

The designers for this project aim to utilize the skills and knowledge they have learned in the electrical

engineering course to accomplish the following objectives:

(a) General Objectives

● The general objective of the team is to design a 500 kVA substation for the Metro supermarket in Poblacion,

Alangalang, Leyte. The team should include its substation in accordance with the client's requirements, local

and international codes and standards, and multiple realistic constraints such as economic, environmental,

sustainability, safety, and risk, as well as public health, social, cultural, welfare, and global considerations.

Supermarkets are large retail stores operated on a self-service basis, selling groceries, fresh produce, meat,

bakery and dairy products, and sometimes an assortment of nonfood goods. Since supermarkets are an

important industry to the community, the need for electrical supply is a must, therefore demanding a

continuous flow of electricity.

(b) Specific Objectives

● Calculate and analyze the power system of the industrial facility, such as the Metro supermarket in order to

help and create a functioning facility.

● Calculate the general lighting and power load of various spaces based on the architectural floor plans rooms

and spaces, depending on the nature of the spaces will be used based on the minimum load requirement.

● Identify building architectural floor plans indicating various rooms, spaces, and other facilities. Identify data

such as the total connected load of the said building

● Calculate the proper sizing of the system to determine/assess connected load

● Design an effective substation system that will secure the client's energy flow

● Assess the sizes of electrical wiring, overcurrent protection values, and electrical component specifications

that will be used on the proposed project using the Philippine Electrical Code (PEC) to the best of the team’s

ability.

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 Section 1.3 THE INDUSTRY PARTNER and THE CLIENT

(a) The Industry Partner

The industry partner of this design project is Ibarra A. Almajose & Associates. Ibarra A. Almajose & Associates is
a Philippine-registered partnership that primarily operates as a design consultancy firm. The company is made up of
highly skilled professionals who specialize in their respective fields. They've worked on a number of multi-million-
dollar projects both locally and internationally. Their individual design experiences, combined
with years of real-world experience, enable the group to be highly competent in design and
project management. Prospective clients are assured of an efficient, functional, and
economical design due to the technical expertise of the design principles combined with
project management skills. Recognizing the importance of producing a WELL-
COORDINATED and VALUE-ENGINEERED design, they have consolidated under one roof to
Figure - The
achieve this goal.

(b) The Client

Metro Retail Stores Group, Inc. has transformed itself into a company encompassing multiple store formats: Metro
Department Store, Metro Supermarket, and Super Metro Hypermarket; and has grown into a company with 63 stores. It
has been an eventful 40 years of operations from the time Metro started as Gaisano Metro, to Metro Gaisano, and to the
present Metro Retail Stores Group, Inc. And it has all been for the good. Victor Gaisano and his family proved that good
products and good services can only go so far, but a good name built on hard work and trust, is what wins loyalty in
customers.

Awards and Citations of the company

• Metro Retail Stores Group, Inc. - Top Private Employer in the Visayas Y2021 conferred by Pag-IBIG Fund

• Metro Retail Stores Group, Inc. - 100% Safety Seal certified conferred by the Department of Trade and Industry

• Metro Retail Stores Group, Inc. - Most Outstanding Regional Retailer of the Year conferred by the Philippine
Retailers Association and Department of Trade and Industry

• Metro Retail Stores Group, Inc. - 2019 BSP Stakeholders Awards -

Business Expectations Survey: Outstanding Respondent among Large and
Medium Firms (Region VII) conferred by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.

Figure - The Client Logo

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 Section 1.4 SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS

(a) Scope

The scope of this project is to design the electrical power system for the entire building as well as other facilities

related to it. The client will be provided with an electrical designer for the following purposes:

● Design of the 500 kVA indoor substation for the Metro Supermarket

● Computations of the sizing of wires, panels, inverter, and other involved equipment.

● Voltage drop calculation in all parts of the electrical distribution system

● Electrical cost estimate of the project

● Design of the electrical system with the team’s fullest ability to accord to the latest Philippine Electrical

Code, National Electrical Code, and the client’s requirement

(b) Limitations

The project is limited and bounded by the following:

● The design project is only focused on the Metro Supermarket and the indoor substation

● The design does not include the properties of the mechanical system

● The design does not include the design of sanitary and water system

● The design has not part in the aesthetic design of architectural layout

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 Section 1.5 PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

1. Determine the Problem

Identifying the current problem that will be addressed in order to share ideas and create solutions to the

resultant issues.

2. Gather data from the industry partner and client

Following the identification of the problem, data on the subject is gathered, and related ideas are reviewed.

3. Study the layout and the loads

Identifying and selecting constraints that affect the design of the structures.

4. Prepare the preliminary design and calculations

Assessment of options available for the design requirement of the client

5. Finalize the design proposal

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CHAPTER 2: DESIGN INPUTS

This section contains information on the proposed project based on the client’s specifications and/or instructions. The
information includes the perspective, architectural floor plan, elevations, and others.
Section 2.1 PROJECT LOCATION

Figure 1.1 shows the location of the project

The site is along Santa Fe, Alangalang Road corner Velarde St., Sto. Niño (Poblacion, Leyte). The coordinates are

11°12'23.1"N 124°50'49.8"E when mapped in Google Earth. Salvacion Poblacion, Alangalang, Leyte, Eastern

Visayas (Region VIII) is located in the Philippines. Its zip code is 6517. The population is 57,185 according to the

2020 Census. It is a landlocked town with a total area of 151 square kilometers. It is bounded on the north by Barugo

and San Miguel, on the south by Pastrana, on the east by Santa Fe, on the west by Jaro, and on the north-east by

Tacloban City.

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 Section 2.2 PERSPECTIVE VIEW

Figure 4 - Perspective view

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 Section 2.3 ELEVATION

Figure 5 - ELEVATION

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 Section 2.4 FLOOR PLAN

Figure 6 - Floor plan (Ground and Roof)

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Section 2.5 ARCHITECTURAL PLAN (Ceiling, Floor, and Wall)

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Section 2.6 BY SECTION VIEW

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 Section 2.7 SUMMARY OF ROOM AND SPACE REQUIREMENT

Table 1: Summary of Rooms and Spaces

FLOOR DESCRIPTION QUANTITY AREA
Proposed STP Room 1 unknown
Leasable Space 1 141.84sq.m
Al Fresco Space 1 152.14sqm
Pharmacy Room 1 24.26sqm
Check-out Counter Space 1 32.82sqm
Automated Teller Machine Room 1 6.89sqm
EE Room 1 3.58sqm
PWD Toilet 1 4.79sqm
Supermarket Space 1 990.38sqm
Sea food Section 1 15.20sqm
Poultry Section 1 20.89sqm
Meat Section 1 28.83sqm
Wash/ Ice machine area 1 9.01sqm
Ground
Deli Chiller 1 9.82sqm
Dairy Chiller 1 9.75sqm
General Chiller 1 9.82sqm
General Freezer 1 20.98sqm
Common Area 1 13.70sqm
Clinic room 1 6.40sqm
Business Office 1 4.90sqm
Receiving Room 1 6.00sqm
Loading dock/Staging Area 1 21.66sqm
Service Ramp1 1 6.60sqm
Service Ramp2 1 13.49sqm
Pump Room 1 10.43sqm
CCTV/ Security Room 1 6.65sqm
General Office 1 22.11sqm
Server Room 1 4.92sqm
Vault 1 4.05sqm

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 Female and Male Toilet 2 5.58sqm
Substation Room 1 35.51sqm
Loading Bay 1 42.60sqm

Section 2.8 MOTOR LOAD SPECIFICATION (ACUs, HVAC, Pumps, FCUs, VFs)
Air Conditioning Load Specification
Location Description kW Voltage Phase Frequency
ACCU – VRV TYPE 11.20 230 1 60
ACCU – VRV TYPE 31.00 400 3 60
Equipment Deck
ACCU – VRV TYPE 31.00 400 3 60
ACCU – VRV TYPE 37.20 400 3 60
Server Room FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 0.019 230 1 60
Clinic FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 0.019 230 1 60
CCTV/Security Head FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 0.019 230 1 60
General Office FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 0.033 230 1 60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230 1 60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230 1 60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230 1 60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230 1 60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230 1 60
Supermarket
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230 1 60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230 1 60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230 1 60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230 1 60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230 1 60

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 ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 0.5 230 1 60
Loading Bay
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 0.5 230 1 60
Al Fresco ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 1.83 365230 1 60
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 0.5 230 1 60
Al Fresco
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 0.5 230 1 60
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 3.01 230 1 60
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 3.01 230 1 60
Al Fresco
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 3.01 230 1 60
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 3.01 230 1 60
CCTV Room FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 230 1 60
Server Room FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 230 1 60
Pharmacy FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 230 1 60
Kiosk 1 FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 230 1 60
Kiosk 2 FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 230 1 60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 230 1 60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 230 1 60
Leasable 01
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 230 1 60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 230 1 60

Ventilating Fans Specification

Location Description kW Voltage Phase Frequency
Leasing 01 Common Toilet VF – CEILING CASETTE TYPE FAN 0.1 230 1 60
Supermarket Common Toilet VF – CEILING CASETTE TYPE FAN 0.1 230 1 60
Employee’s Male & Female Toilet VF – CEILING CASETTE TYPE FAN 0.1 230 1 60
Pump Room VF – WALL MOUNTED TYPE FAN 0.25 230 1 60
STP Room VF – INLINE CENTRIFUGAL 0.25 230 1 60
Service Aisle VF – INLINE CENTRIFUGAL 0.25 230 1 60
Meat Prep. Area & Dishwash Area VF – INLINE CENTRIFUGAL 0.5 230 1 60
Substation General Exhaust VF – WALL MOUNTED TYPE FAN 0.5 230 1 60
B.O Room VF – CEILING CASETTE TYPE FAN 0.1 230 1 60
STP Room VF – WALL MOUNTED TYPE FAN 0.25 230 1 60
VF – OCILLATING FAN TYPE 0.1 230 1 60
Common Area
VF – OCILLATING FAN TYPE 0.1 230 1 60
VF – OCILLATING FAN TYPE 0.1 230 1 60
Locker Area
VF – OCILLATING FAN TYPE 0.1 230 1 60
VF – OCILLATING FAN TYPE 0.1 230 1 60
Receiving Area
VF – OCILLATING FAN TYPE 0.1 230 1 60
Retail Space VF – IN LINE TYPE FAN 3 230 3 60
Retail Space VF – WALL MOUNTED TYPE 3 230 3 60
Kiosk 1-4 VF – IN LINE TYPE FAN 1.5 230 1 60
Pharmacy VF – CEILING CASETTE TYPE FAN 0.1 230 1 60

Mechanical Load Specification

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 Description HP/kW Voltage Phase Frequency
Fire Pump 50 230 1 60
Jockey Pump 5 230 1 60
Booster Pump 3 400 3 60

Other Load Calculations

Description HP/kW Voltage Phase Frequency
Pressure Washer 1-5HP 230 1 60
Ice Snow Machine 220 1 60
Ice Flakes Machine 220 3 60
Meat Grinder 220 1 60
Meat Slicer 220 1 60
Meat Grinder 220 1 60
Poultry Cutter & Tower Hand Wrapper 220 1 60
Vacuum Sealer 220 1 60
Bone Saw 1-1.5HP 220 1 60
Electric Water Heater 3-3.5kW 230 1 60

CHAPTER 3: RESEARCH DESIGN

Section 3.1 PRELIMINARY LOAD CALCULATIONS

In all electrical system designs, preliminary load calculation is critical since it affects the system's preliminary
estimated load calculation and design. Due to the word preliminary, not all loads may be included in the calculation, and
final load calculations may be revised. A preliminary load calculation will substantially aid in the final load calculation and
schedule creation. Once the actual load schedule is completed, the estimated load may change.

Different loads, such as ventilating fans, fan coil units, split type fan units, fuel pumps, and other mechanical
equipment, can be discovered for preliminary load calculations of the store. The industry partner provided the rating in KW
and HP of the mechanical equipment when determining the load. According to the statistics, most mechanical equipment
uses 230 V as the supply voltage to achieve the VA rating.

In order to establish the overall capacity of the electrical system, the calculation and estimation of loads must be
done correctly in this project. The calculated loads will be used to size transformers and other components that will ensure
that the electrical system operates safely and reliably. We can determine the load using this formula:

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 The design team adopts the method through some researched documents and old projects relating to the
construction of a facility. The load estimate is done per panel, with wires and cables as well as conduits sized up. Because
of its precision and good allowance for each system in case the customer wishes to add loads to the power system, the
said method is favored by both the design team and the industry partner.

The normal load estimate for mechanical loads for Metro Supermarket will be based on the PEC table 4.30.14.2
Single Phase Motor Full Load Current and PEC 4.30.14.4 Three Phase Motor Full Load Current.

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 The general lighting load estimation for Metro Supermarket will be based on the table below. The total area of the
rooms is based on the summary of rooms indicated in chapter 2. According to the table 2.20.2.3 of the PEC 2017, the
general lighting loads by occupancy for stores is 24 VA per square meter.

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3.1.1 General Lighting Load Calculation

General Lighting Load

Location VA/m2 QUANTITY AREA Load Estimate (VA)
Proposed STP Room 24 1 unknown
Leasable Space 24 1 141.84sq.m 3,404.16
Al Fresco Space 24 1 152.14sqm 3,651.36
Pharmacy Room 24 1 24.26sqm 582.24
Check-out Counter Space 24 1 32.82sqm 787.68
Automated Teller Machine Room 24 1 6.89sqm 165.36
EE Room 24 1 3.58sqm 85.92
PWD Toilet 24 1 4.79sqm 114.96
Supermarket Space 24 1 990.38sqm 23,769.12
Sea food Section 24 1 15.20sqm 364.8
Poultry Section 24 1 20.89sqm 501.36
Meat Section 24 1 28.83sqm 691.92
Wash/ Ice machine area 24 1 9.01sqm 216.24
Deli Chiller 24 1 9.82sqm 235.68
Dairy Chiller 24 1 9.75sqm 234
General Chiller 24 1 9.82sqm 235.68
General Freezer 24 1 20.98sqm 503.52
Common Area 24 1 13.70sqm 328.8
Clinic room 24 1 6.40sqm 153.6
Business Office 24 1 4.90sqm 117.6
Receiving Room 24 1 6.00sqm 144
Loading dock/Staging Area 24 1 21.66sqm 519.84
Service Ramp1 24 1 6.60sqm 158.4
Service Ramp2 24 1 13.49sqm 323.76
Pump Room 24 1 10.43sqm 250.32
CCTV/ Security Room 24 1 6.65sqm 159.6
General Office 24 1 22.11sqm 530.64
Server Room 24 1 4.92sqm 118.08
Vault 24 1 4.05sqm 97.2
Female and Male Toilet 24 2 5.58sqm 267.84
Substation Room 24 1 35.51sqm 852.24
Loading Bay 24 1 42.60sqm 1,022.4
Total Load: 40,588.32

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3.1.2 Air Conditioning Load Calculation

Air Conditioning Load Calculation

Location Description kW Rating Normal Load
Estimate (VA)
ACCU – VRV TYPE 11.20 230/1/60 14,000
ACCU – VRV TYPE 31.00 400/3/60 38,750
Equipment Deck
ACCU – VRV TYPE 31.00 400/3/60 38,750
ACCU – VRV TYPE 37.20 400/3/60 46,500
Server Room FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 0.019 230/1/60 23.75
Clinic FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 0.019 230/1/60 23.75
CCTV/Security Head FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 0.019 230/1/60 23.75
General Office FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 0.033 230/1/60 41.25
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230/1/60 1,617.5
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230/1/60 1,617.5
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230/1/60 1,617.5
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230/1/60 1,617.5
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230/1/60 1,617.5
Supermarket
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230/1/60 1,617.5
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230/1/60 1,617.5
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230/1/60 1,617.5
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230/1/60 1,617.5
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 1.294 230/1/60 1,617.5
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 0.5 230/1/60 625
Loading Bay
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 0.5 230/1/60 625
Al Fresco ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 1.365 230/1/60 1,706.25
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 0.5 230/1/60 625
Al Fresco
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 0.5 230/1/60 625
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 3.01 230/1/60 3,762.5
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 3.01 230/1/60 3,762.5
Al Fresco
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 3.01 230/1/60 3,762.5
ACCU – SPLIT TYPE 3.01 230/1/60 3,762.5
CCTV Room FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 230/1/60
Server Room FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 230/1/60
Pharmacy FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 230/1/60
Kiosk 1 FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 230/1/60
Kiosk 2 FCU WALL MOUNTED TYPE 230/1/60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 230/1/60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 230/1/60
Leasable 01
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 230/1/60
FCU CEILING CONCEALED TYPE 230/1/60
Total Load: 173,543.75

3.1.3 Mechanical Load Calculation

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 Mechanical Load Estimate
H
Description kW Rating Normal Load Estimate (VA)
P
Fire Pump 50 230/1/60 46,606.25
Jockey Pump 5 230/1/60 4,660.625
Booster Pump 3*2.25 400/3/60 8,437.5
Total Load: 59,704.375

3.1.4 Other Loads Calculation

Other Load Calculations

Description kW HP Rating Normal Load Estimate (VA)
Provision for Pressure
3.7285 5 230/1/60Hz 4,660.63
Washer
Ice Snow Machine 1.65 220V/1/60Hz 2,062.5
Ice Flakes Machine 2.184 400V/3/60Hz 2,730
Meat Grinder 1.472 220/1/60Hz 1,840
Meat Slicer 1.472 220/1/60Hz 1,840
Meat Grinder 1.472 220/1/60Hz 1,840
Poultry Cutter & Tower
1.472 220V/1/60Hz 1,840
Hand Wrapper
Bone Saw 1.12 1.5 220V/1/60Hz 1,398.19
Electric Water Heater 3*3.5 230V/1/60Hz 13,125
Provision for Hanging Scale 6*0.18 230V/1/60Hz 1,080
Hand Dryer 3*0.6 230V/1/60Hz 2250
Provision for Roll Up Door 3*1.472 230V/1/60Hz 5,520
Provision for Air Curtain 2*1.472 230V/1/60Hz 3,680
Provision for ATM 3*0.8 230V/1/60Hz 3,750
Provision for Battery
0.4 230V/1/60Hz 500
Charger
Night Lights 1.048 230V/1/60Hz 1,310
Night Lights 0.304 230V/1/60Hz 380
Emergency Lights 0.704 230V/1/60Hz 880
Provision for Signage 7*0.8 230V/1/60Hz 7,000
Provision for Billboard Lights 3*1.6 230V/1/60Hz 6,000
Total Load: 63,686.32

3.1.5 Load Allotment for Leasable Area, Kiosks, and Carts

Mechanical Load Estimate

H
Description kW Rating Normal Load Estimate (VA)
P
Leasable 400V/3/60 15,000
Kiosks 1-6 230V/1/60 12,000
Carts 1-4 230V/1/60 8,000
Total Load: 35,000

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Total Estimated Load:
Total Load (General Lighting and Power Load) + Total Load (Mechanical Loads) + Total Load (Air Condition Loads) + Total
Load (Other Loads) + Load Allotment for Leasable Area, Kiosks, and Carts = Total Estimated Load in (VA)
40,588.32 + 59,704.375 + 173,543.75 + 63,686.32 + 35,000 = 372,522.765 VA

Section 3.2 General Lighting Layouts

Lighting is the most important element when designing spaces especially spaces meant for housing. It does not only
provide better vision but also sets the mood of the once living in the area. While power is just as important especially on
electrical system design because it is the reason why electrical system designs are made: to provide power. The images
below show the lighting and power layout preliminary design for the proposed project.

Figure 1 Common Area, Substation, Security Head, and Pump Room Lighting Layout

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 Figure 2 Proposed STP Room Lighting Layout

Figure 3 General Office, Male & Female Toilet, Server, and Vault Lighting Layout

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Figure 4 Clinic, B.O Room, Receiving, and Loading Dock Lighting Layout

Figure 5 Loading Bay Lighting Layout

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Figure 6 Leasable, Al Fresco, Supermarket Entrance, Store Entrance, Store Exit, EE Room, PWD Toilet Lighting Layout

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Figure 7 Supermarket Area, Check-out Counters Lighting Layout

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