Energy Cost Model     

The Energy Cost Model calculates the energy cost of the current system. Next it considers the potential energy cost savings if all the bleeder energy is captured and stored with additional capacitance. It does this by running a detailed power flow analysis with the additional capacitance, and determines the system's net energy consumption, which often results in a significant energy cost savings.

Related topics

• System Supply Power
• System Power Overview
• Component Power Flow
• Energy Cost and Power Flow
• Power Flow Configuration
   
• Sample 1 – Shared Bus – Single Supply, Multiple Bleeder, Floating Bus
• Sample 2 – Shared Bus – Multiple Supply, Single Internal Bleeder, Floating Bus
• Sample 3 – Shared Bus – Infeed Module, Single Supply, Regenerative Regulated Bus