Design Limits Sample Clauses

Design Limits. The operating characteristics of the Facility shall be consistent with the Design Limits set forth in Appendix A unless otherwise mutually agreed by the Parties. Any such agreed upon change must be in writing, signed by both Parties. If the OEM provides written direction for operations that requires a change to the Design Limits, the Parties will negotiate in good faith to modify the Design Limits accordingly.

Design Limits. 7.1 The Company shall install such equipment that shall allow the Company to supply to generate and supply power to the JPS Grid in accordance with the applicable power factor parameters set out in the Generation Code. 7.2 The supply shall be able to operate at frequencies between 48 and 51 hertz, provided that the Company has the right to separate from the JPS Grid, without any liability to JPS if the Company is required to furnish power to the JPS Grid operating at 48 hertz for one second. 7.3 JPS shall use its best efforts to maintain the voltage at the Interconnection Point at [Rated] kV, +/-5 % of the transmission system during normal conditions and +/-10% of the transmission system during abnormal conditions. After 15 seconds of grid voltage exceeding the +/- 5% tolerance of the generator bus and +/-10% of the transmission system, the Company will trip offline. The Company shall be responsible for maintaining a tolerance of +/-5% of the generator bus. 7.4 The Complex shall be designed with the capability for Fault Ride Through (FRT) for short circuits on the JPS Grid up to 140ms in duration. The Facility shall remain transiently stable and connected to the JPS Grid without tripping of the Facility. 7.5 The Company shall advise JPS of any operating constraints and limits, which may from time to time, apply to the Facility.

Design Limits. RE Supplier shall have equipment that will allow it to supply its reactive power (MVAR’s) requirements and simultaneously supply capacity and energy to the BLPC’s Grid with a power factor of 0.9 lagging.

Design Limits. Developer shall have equipment that will allow it to supply its Reactive Power (MVAR’s) requirements and simultaneously supply capacity and energy to the Utility’s Grid with a power factor of 0.80 lagging. • The Facility shall be able to operate at frequencies between 57.7 and 63 hertz, outside which the Developer shall separate the Facility from the Utility’s Grid. • The voltage at the Interconnection Point shall be maintained at 13,800 volts +/- 5%. Voltage fluctuations may be noticeable as visual lighting variations (flicker) and can damage or disrupt the operation of electronic equipment. IEEE Standard 519 and IEC 61000-3 provide definitions and limits on acceptable levels of voltage fluctuation. Loads or system connections to the Utility’s Grid shall comply with the limits in these standards. • Power quality Design considerations should include applicable standards including, but not limited to IEEE Standards 142, 519, 1100 1159, 1547, and ANSI C84.1. Harmonic distortion has to be compliant with IEC ▇▇▇▇▇-▇-▇▇. • Reactive Power Each entity shall provide for its own Reactive Power requirements, at both leading and lagging Power Factors unless otherwise specified by parties. Utility might require Developer to minimize exchange of Reactive Power with Utility’s system, especially under peak load conditions. This can be accomplished by installing equipment to allow matching of internal supply and demand of Reactive Power. •Developer shall advise Utility of any operating constraints and limits, which may from time to time, apply to the Facility.

Design Limits. The Company shall install such equipment that shall allow the Company to supply to generate and supply power to the JPS Grid in accordance with the applicable power factor parameters set out in the Generation Code.

Design Limits. 9.1. The Company shall install such equipment that shall allow the Company to supply to generate and supply power to the JPS Grid in accordance with the applicable power factor parameters set out in the Generation Code. 9.2. The supply shall be able to operate at frequencies between [*] and [*] hertz, provided that the Company has the right to separate from the JPS Grid, without any liability to JPS if the Company is required to furnish power to the JPS Grid operating at [*] hertz for one second. 9.3. JPS shall use its best efforts to maintain the voltage at the Interconnection Point at [Rated] kV, +/-5 % of the transmission system during normal conditions and +/- 10% of the transmission system during abnormal conditions. After 15 seconds of grid voltage exceeding the +/- 5% tolerance of the generator bus and +/-10% of the transmission system, the Company may trip offline. The Company shall operate the Complex with a tolerance of +/-5% voltage at the generator bus. 9.4. The Complex shall be designed with the capability for Fault Ride Through (FRT) for short circuits on the JPS Grid up to 140ms in duration. The Complex shall remain transiently stable and connected to the JPS Grid without tripping of the Complex. 9.5. The Company shall advise JPS of any operating constraints and limits, which may from time to time, apply to the Complex.

Design Limits. The Design Limits for the Dedicated Unit shall be the following:

Design Limits. F8.1 Developer shall have equipment that will allow it to supply its reactive power (MVARS ) requirements and simultaneously supply capacity and energy to the Utility’s Grid with a power factor of 0.9 lagging. F8.2 The supply shall be able to operate at frequencies between 48 and 51 hertz, provided that Developer has the right to separate from the Utility’s Grid, without any liability to Utility, if a) Developer is required to furnish power to the Utility’s Grid operating at 48 hertz for one second, or b) When Developer is receiving power from Utility, the frequency falls to 49 hertz. F8.3 The voltage at the Interconnection Point shall be maintained at 69 kV, +/- 5% F8.4 Developer shall advise Utility of any operating constraints and limits, which may from time to time, apply to the Project.