Transformateur QDTB®

Calculateur de conception de station de recharge VE

Dimensionnez le transformateur et la distribution pour une station de recharge VE — charge de demande, facteur d'utilisation simultanée, tension d'alimentation et nomenclature de référence.

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Exemple concret

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Exemple concret — 4×7 kW + 2×22 kW AC + 2×60 kW + 1×120 kW DC

Station demand
250 kW
263 kVA · 312 kW connected · diversity 0.8
Chargers
9
Transformer
315 kVA
Feeder
10 kV
Line current
379 A
Load & transformer sizing
QuantityValue
Connected load312 kW (Σ chargers × rated power)
Diversity factor0.8 (simultaneous-use factor)
Demand load312 × 0.8 = 250 kW
Demand (apparent)250 ÷ 0.95 = 263 kVA
Required transformernext standard ≥ 289 kVA → 315 kVA
Supply voltage10 kV (MV feed) — recommended for this size
Recommendation
Design note
10 kV MV service with a 315 kVA distribution transformer
DC fast-charging load is peaky — consider a battery energy-storage system for peak shaving (reduce demand charge).
Pricing basis
Charger unit prices are from the ev-charging-stations price reference (FOB Qingdao, medium confidence); exact models are quoted per project.
Bill of materials
EquipmentSpecQtySubtotal
AC charger (7 kW)7 kW · 1-phase/3-phase4POA
AC charger (22 kW)22 kW · 3-phase2POA
DC fast charger (60 kW)60 kW · CCS/GB-T2POA
DC fast charger (120 kW)120 kW · CCS/GB-T1POA
Distribution transformer315 kVA · 10 kV / 0.4 kV · S131POA
Total equipment (reference)POA

Exemple concret — hub de recharge rapide DC 4×120 kW

Station demand
432 kW
455 kVA · 480 kW connected · diversity 0.9
Chargers
4
Transformer
630 kVA
Feeder
10 kV
Line current
26 A
Load & transformer sizing
QuantityValue
Connected load480 kW (Σ chargers × rated power)
Diversity factor0.9 (simultaneous-use factor)
Demand load480 × 0.9 = 432 kW
Demand (apparent)432 ÷ 0.95 = 455 kVA
Required transformernext standard ≥ 500 kVA → 630 kVA
Supply voltage10 kV (MV feed) — recommended for this size
Recommendation
Design note
10 kV MV service with a 630 kVA distribution transformer
DC fast-charging load is peaky — consider a battery energy-storage system for peak shaving (reduce demand charge).
Pricing basis
Charger unit prices are from the ev-charging-stations price reference (FOB Qingdao, medium confidence); exact models are quoted per project.
Bill of materials
EquipmentSpecQtySubtotal
DC fast charger (120 kW)120 kW · CCS/GB-T4POA
Distribution transformer630 kVA · 10 kV / 0.4 kV · S131POA
Total equipment (reference)POA

Comment il a été calculé

  • · Charge connectée : Σ (nombre de chargeurs × puissance nominale).
  • · Charge de demande : Pdemand = Pconnected × facteur de diversité.
  • · kVA de demande : S = Pdemand ÷ facteur de puissance.
  • · Transformateur : kVA standard suivant ≥ S × 1,1 (marge de conception).
  • · Courant de ligne : I = S ÷ (√3 · U).

Normes référencées

StandardScope
IEC 61851Système de charge conductif pour véhicules électriques
GB/T 51313Norme technique pour les installations de recharge VE distribuées
GB/T 18487Système de charge conductif pour véhicules électriques (Chine)

Questions fréquentes

How do I size the transformer for an EV charging station?

Sum the charger ratings with a coincidence factor: AC Level 2 chargers are 7-22 kW each, DC fast chargers 60-360 kW. A 10-charger DC station can peak near 500-1200 kVA. Size the Transformer to the coincident peak plus margin, per IEC 61851 and GB/T 51313. The calculator computes demand and transformer kVA.

What is the difference between AC and DC EV charging?

AC charging (Level 2, 7-22 kW) uses the vehicle's onboard charger and takes hours; DC fast charging (60-360 kW) bypasses it and charges to 80% in 20-40 minutes. DC stations need much larger electrical supply and cooling. The calculator models both and sizes supply accordingly.

What is the typical demand factor for an EV charging station?

EV charging is time-correlated, so the demand factor is higher than other loads — 0.7-1.0 for a busy DC fast-charging hub. A fleet depot charging overnight runs 0.8-1.0 simultaneously. The calculator applies a coincidence factor to avoid undersizing the supply.

What supply voltage does a DC fast charging station need?

A small station (a few 60-120 kW chargers) runs on 0.4 kV; a larger hub (500 kW-1.5 MW) needs a 10 kV feed and a dedicated transformer, per GB/T 51313. The calculator selects the supply voltage and transformer from the aggregated charger load.

What charging standard should the station support?

Global standards: CCS (Combined Charging System) and CHAdeMO for DC, GB/T 20234 for China, and Type 2 for AC. A station serving mixed fleets usually offers CCS2 DC plus Type 2 AC. The calculator's design basis assumes IEC 61851-compliant chargers.

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