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Electrical Engineering Services Report for the
proposed AZALEA Development on ERVEN 46 and 47,
Cape Town
J40029A
Rev 0
July 2020
CLIFTON APARTMENTS
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Electrical Engineering Services Report for the proposed AZALEA Development
on ERVEN 46 and 47, Cape Town
CONTENTS
Chapter Description Page
Revision Status 2
Distribution List 2
Abbreviations / Acronyms / Definitions 2
Appendices 2
1 Introduction 3
2 Development Proposal 3
3 Electrical Infrastructure Design Parameters 3
4 Electricity Supply Authority 3
5 Existing Electricity Infrastructure Supply Capacity 3
5.1 Existing Network Capacity 3
5.2 Existing Electrical Installation 4
6 Proposed Electricity Infrastructure 4
6.1 Low Voltage Infrastructure 4
7 Conclusion 4
Document Control and Disclaimer 8
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Revision Status
Rev No. Issue Date Revision Description Prepared By Reviewed
By
Approved
By
0 29 July 2020 Original EH Hawkesley D Forster D Forster
Distribution List
Copies to:
Copy 1 of 1 Marielle Penwarden – Chand Environmental Consultants
Abbreviations / Acronyms / Definitions
LV Low Voltage
MV Medium Voltage
TBA To be advised
MDB Main Distribution Board
SDB Sub Distribution Board
COCT City of Cape Town
RMU Ring Main Unit
ADMD After Diversification Maximum Demand
Appendices
Appendix A: AZALEA Development Locality Plan and Substation Location ............................................ 5
Appendix B: City of Cape Town - Electrical Supply Availability E-mail .................................................... 6
Appendix C: Estimate Load Calculation kVA/m² ..................................................................................... 7
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1 Introduction
GIBB (Pty) Ltd was requested to compile an Electrical Engineering Services Report for the
proposed AZALEA Development on ERVEN 46 and 47, Clifton, Cape Town, Western Cape.
This report includes an electrical load estimate and describes the requirements to supply
electricity to the development and also addresses the availability of electrical capacity on the
existing City of Cape Town Municipal electrical network.
2 Development Proposal
The site (ERVEN 46 and 47) is located, on 13 Victoria Road, Clifton, Cape Town as shown on the
locality plan attached hereto as Appendix A.
The residential development proposal comprises of two parking levels, people- and car lifts
and 5 new luxury apartments each with an outdoor terrace as shown on the development
proposal plan.
3 Electrical Infrastructure Design Parameters
Energy efficient measures will be applied to reduce the ADMD - After Diversification Maximum
Demand - of the units which includes the installation of energy efficient lighting.
Taking the above energy efficient measures into account the notified maximum demand
(maximum load) of the development is estimated at ±115kVA based on an ADMD figure of
12.227kVA per unit (5 units x 12.227kVA/unit) plus an allowance of ±54kVA for centralized
Cooling/Heating and people- and car lifts.
The electricity distribution system will be designed for the anticipated maximum load to avoid
the need for future upgrading of the electricity network.
4 Electricity Supply Authority
The AZALEA development, Clifton Erven 46 and 47 is located within the City of Cape Town
Municipality area of supply. The municipality supplies the surrounding customers from the
Clifton Terraces Substation, indicated on Appendix A.
5 Existing Electricity Infrastructure Supply Capacity
5.1 Existing Network Capacity
An enquiry for the availability of electricity supply capacity was directed to the
City of Cape Town Municipality. The following has been confirmed regarding the electricity
supply:
• There is no available space on erven 46 and 47 to place a mini-substation or transformer.
• The client will be liable for the cost to upgrade the supply to site (e.g. metering, supply
cable, terminations and point of source circuit breaker).
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• The point of source/metering at AZALEA Apartments must be accessible for COCT
electrical staff from the street without and security barriers.
• The Azalea Development - Residential Apartments - Clifton Erven 46 and 47 will be
supplied from Clifton Terraces Substation.
• Clifton Terraces Substation currently have an estimated 200A three phase spare capacity.
• Should the development require more than the available spare capacity, the
Clifton Terraces Substation will be upgraded by COCT municipality at their own cost.
The e-mail from the municipality is attached as Appendix B.
5.2 Existing Electrical Installation
The two existing electrical supplies on site cannot be reused as the total combined ADMD
supply is ±25kVA and should be disconnected and made safe before demolition and
construction commences.
Once the project is in construction phase the existing electrical supplies can possibly be used
for temporary builders electricity supply during construction. This will depend on the
construction contractor’s electrical requirements.
6 Proposed Electricity Infrastructure
The electrical infrastructure required will be designed to comply with the standards and
requirements of the Supply Authority, City of Cape Town Municipality, and where appropriate,
generally in accordance with NRS034-1:1999 - Electricity Distribution Guidelines for the
Provision of Electrical Distribution Networks.
6.1 Low Voltage Infrastructure
The Low Voltage (LV) feeder cables will be installed from the Clifton Terraces Substation to the
development. The infrastructure will be installed on the side of the road reserve, on the
opposite side of other services as far as practically possible.
Provision will be made for municipal split prepaid meters to be installed in each apartment and
the service connection to the consolidated erven will be accessible from the roadside. The LV
installation up to the erf boundaries will be handed over to the municipality.
7 Conclusion
GIBB (Pty) Ltd Engineering and Architecture has investigated the proposed development layout
and engineering constraints of the proposed development and are satisfied that the site is
suitable for the intended development from an electrical engineering point of view.
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Appendix A: AZALEA Development Locality Plan and Substation Location
Clifton Terraces Substation
AZALEA Development
13 Victoria Road (ERVEN 46 & 47)
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Appendix B: City of Cape Town - Electrical Supply Availability E-mail
From: Michael Schmidt <[email protected]>
Sent: 28 July 2020 5:35 PM
To: Edward Hawkesley <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: Azalea Development - Residential Apartments - Clifton Erven 46 and 47 - Electrical Bulk Supply Availability
Hi Edward
Correct !
Please note that the connection will comprise of: (1) electricity meters, (2) cable from Clifton Terraces substation to the meter board
including excavation and reinstatement, termination at both ends and the MCCB in the transformer, (3) SNC at the MV/LV rate for capacity
uprate from the authorised ADMD capacity of the 2 single-residential erven to the final supply requirement. At R 2 151,05/increase of kVA
(2020/2021 rate) this is likely to be the largest cost component – refer to 1st attachment.
The tariff applicable to the apartments is Home User and the for the general supply it would be SPU1 – refer to 2nd attachment.
Also find attached the City’s general tariff policies of 2019/2020 and the PPM policy. In particular, section 9 is applicable to residential
sectional title buildings.
Kind regards,
Michael Schmidt (PrEng)
Electricity and Climate Change
Service Connection Planning - Area North
6th floor, Electricity House, 51 Buitengracht Street, Cape Town
Tel: 021 444 2178 / Email: [email protected] / Website: www.capetown.gov.za
From: Edward Hawkesley <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, 28 July 2020 11:54 AM
To: Michael Schmidt <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: Azalea Development - Residential Apartments - Clifton Erven 46 and 47 - Electrical Bulk Supply Availability
Hi Michael
As discussed, please confirm the following:
• There is no available space on erven 46 & 47 to place a mini-sub or transformer, thus
• The client will be liable for the cost to upgrade the supply to site (e.g. metering, supply cable, point of source circuit breaker)
• The point of source/metering must be accessible for COCT electrical staff from street access without and security barrier.
• The Azalea Development - Residential Apartments - Clifton Erven 46 & 47 will be supplied from Clifton Terraces Substation.
• Clifton Terraces Substation currently have an estimated 200A three phase space capacity.
• Should the development require more than the available spare capacity the Clifton Terraces Substation will be upgraded by
COCT at their own cost.
Could you please send me the COCT Electricity Services Directive.
Kind Regards
Edward Hawkesley
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Appendix C: Estimate Load Calculation kVA/m²
Azalea Development - Clifton ERVEN 46 & 47Electrical Load Estimate
High Level Load Estimate (W/m²):
Floor space
Terraces Covered
Outdoor Area
m² m² m²
Level 8 E - Roof Terrace (MEP) 95 128Level 7 E - Upper 240 81Level 6 E - Lower 318 94Level 5 D 400 123Level 4 C 502 146Level 3 B 594 150Level 2 A-Upper 585 82 112Level 1 A-Lower 215Ground level Parking 86B1 - Parking B2 - Entry 152 82
3187 82 916
Total Covered Floor Space 3269 0
Development Connected Load Estimation:
Total LoadPower Factor
Total LoadTotal
Diversified Load
W m²/Qty kW p.f. kVA kVA
General Lighting 3.5 3269 11.4415 0.9 12.7127778 0.5 6.356388889Socket-Outlets: Appliance LoadsApartment A 800 12 0.9 13.3333333 0.5 6.666666667Apartment B 594 10 0.9 11.1111111 0.5 5.555555556Apartment C 502 9 0.9 10 0.5 5Apartment D 400 8 0.9 8.88888889 0.5 4.444444444Apartment E 653 11 0.9 12.2222222 0.5 6.111111111
Stoves & Ovens 5000 5 25 0.9 27.7777778 0.5 13.88888889Geysers 2500 5 12.5 0.9 13.8888889 1 13.88888889
General HVAC Plant 48 2949 141.552 0.9 157.28 0.5 78.64
People Lift 4500 1 4.5 0.9 5 1 5Car lift 6000 2 12 0.9 13.3333333 1 13.33333333
256.9935 285.548333 158.8852778
158.885278 0.72 114.3974165.1184242Three Phase Current (A)
Total Load
Load 4: Motor Loads
Total Diversified Load (kVA) SANS 10142-1:2017(C.3 b))
Apartment Number
Load Load Description
Load 1: General Lighting & Appliance loads
Load 2: Other Equipment Loads
Load 3: Heating/Cooling Loads
Storey
5kW for 1st 100m² + 1kW for
every other 100m²
Diversity Factor
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CLIENT : Chand Environmental Consultants
PROJECT NAME : AZALEA Development PROJECT No. : J40029A
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Approved By
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Reviewed By Prepared By
ORIGINAL NAME
Dennis Forster
NAME
Dennis Forster
NAME
EH Hawkesley
DATE
29/07/2020
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