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Transformer Loss Capitalization Bid Evaluator
The cheapest quotation is routinely the most expensive transformer. Enter the price and the measured losses from each bid and this returns the evaluated total, which is what utility specifications actually compare. Default capitalization factors are the published values from the Idaho Falls Power pad-mounted transformer specification; replace them with your own the moment you have them.
Idaho Falls Power publishes $2,000 per kW.
Idaho Falls Power publishes $500 per kW.
No-load loss is capitalized four times harder than load loss because the core is energized every hour of every year, whether or not the building is drawing anything.
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Evaluated comparison
Enter at least two bids with their measured no-load and load loss values. Those figures belong on a certified factory test report for the specific serial number, not in a catalogue column marked typical.
| Bid | Price | No-load | NL cost | Load | LL cost | Evaluated total |
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Talite publishes measured losses per serial number, so this arithmetic can be run on our bid. We will not claim a return figure of our own, because that would need certified loss data we have not yet placed in your hands.
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