Definition of Service. Dynamic Reactive Response (DRR) is the ability of a Providing Unit connected to the Power System to deliver Reactive Current for Voltage Dips in excess of 30% of the Nominal Voltage at the Connection Point. The volume of Reactive Current required is that which would achieve at least a Reactive Power in Mvar at Nominal Voltage at the Connection Point equivalent in magnitude to 31% of the Registered Capacity of the Providing Unit. The Reactive Current shall be supplied with a Rise Time no greater than 40 ms and a Settling Time no greater than 300 ms.
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Samples: Agreement, System Services Agreement, Agreement
