Design capacity is the maximum theoretical output of a system. Normally expressed as a rate Effective capacity is the capacity a firm expects to achieve given current operating constraints. Often lower than design capacity
Design capacity is the maximum theoretical output of a system. Normally expressed as a rate Effective capacity is the capacity a firm expects to achieve given current operating constraints. Often lower than design capacity
Design capacity
Capacity can be refined into two useful definitions of capacity: Design capacity and effective capacity. Design capacity is the maximum rate of output achieved under ideal conditions. Effective capacity is usually less than design capacity owing to realities of changing product mix, the need for periodic maintenance of equipment, lunch breaks, coffee breaks, problems in scheduling and balancing operations, and other similar circumstances.
Capacity.
maximum obtainable output
Nominal capacity is the rate at which the parties involved would like for the plant to operate. Design capacity is the rate at which the designers have engineered the plan to operate.
Nominal cooling capacity is the suppliers or manufactures equipment rated capacity based on the test conditions. Test conditions always varies to design conditions, therefor in most cases the Nominal cooling capacity is more than the design or actual cooling capacity.
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nominal cooling capacity is the derated cooling capacity at a certain design condition. Rated cooling capacity is the cooling capacity at sea level
Factor of safety is a figure used in structural and geotechnical design applications that provides a design margin over the theoretical design capacity.
Factor of safety is a figure used in structural and geotechnical design applications that provides a design margin over the theoretical design capacity.