Ship Universe Cruise Hotel Operations Tool

Cruise Ship Galley Electrical Load, Steam & Peak Demand Tool

Estimate connected galley load, normal and peak electrical demand, steam demand, electrical steam-generation load, feeder margin, steam header margin, daily energy, steam consumption and utility intensity per meal. Advanced mode models individual galley equipment groups with separate electrical and steam demand factors.

Electrical Peak Cooking, refrigeration, warewashing, ventilation, prep and service loads
Steam Demand Cooking steam, warewashing, hot-water service, losses and electric steam generation
Capacity Screen Galley feeder margin, steam header margin, reserve requirements and peak utilization

Galley Electrical Equipment

Enter connected electrical load by major galley category. Simple mode applies the same normal and peak demand factors across these categories.

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Applied after the peak demand factor to reflect simultaneous equipment use.

Galley Steam Demand

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kWh/kg
User-entered thermal energy value for steam delivered to the galley system.

Steam Generation & Electrical Coupling

Enter 0% electrical steam share when galley steam is supplied entirely by a central steam system or fuel-fired boiler. Increase the share for electric steam generators or electric boilers.

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Operating Profile

hours/day
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meals/day

Electrical & Steam Capacity

kW
Enter 0 to disable the electrical capacity screen.
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kg/h
Enter 0 to disable the steam-capacity screen.
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Galley Equipment Groups

Model each major equipment group with quantity, electrical rating, normal and peak electrical demand, and optional steam demand.

Equipment Group Qty kW / Unit Normal Elec % Peak Elec % Steam kg/h / Unit Normal Steam % Peak Steam %

Coincidence & Steam Assumptions

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kWh/kg
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Operating Profile

hours/day
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meals/day

Capacity Targets

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Galley Electrical & Steam Results

Aggregate galley-load model

Enter galley data
Enter galley equipment, steam, operating-profile and capacity assumptions to estimate normal load, peak demand and utility-system margin.
Planning estimate only. Actual cruise-ship galley electrical and steam demand varies with ship size, number of venues, meal schedule, passenger count, crew service, equipment type, equipment cycling, simultaneous cooking, refrigeration compressor operation, exhaust-system controls, dishwasher cycles, steam pressure, condensate return, boiler configuration, hot-water system, electric steam generation and operating practice. Connected electrical load is not the same as measured maximum demand. This tool does not model motor-starting current, harmonic distortion, short-circuit duty, feeder protection, voltage drop, generator transient response, breaker coordination, steam pressure drop or boiler dynamic response. Daily consumption uses a simplified normal-load and peak-load schedule rather than a time-series galley profile. Validate final electrical feeders, switchboards, steam piping, boiler capacity and hotel-load planning with measured vessel data, equipment schedules and approved engineering calculations.
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