A load profile is a description of the electrical load for the facility under various operating conditions: startup, standby, full capacity,etc. It lists the magnitude and duration of the loads. If the plant is existing, record the actual loads for a month or more at the utility service, noting peak KW, average KW and other factors, such as size of largest motor.
If the plant is under design, determine the size of all electrical motors and loads in the plant and when they will be running. Sum the loads that are running for each different operating mode and determine how long each mode will last. Develop a chart or graph or table showing the various loads and timing.
The power plant personnel want to know how much power the fertilizer plant will need under all operating conditions and how long each condition lasts. The peak load requirement determines the size of the generating plant. The average load determines if there is enough revenue to cover capital costs.
Start by gathering all of the individual load data and a description of how the plant operates. Then hire a knowledgeable consultant.