Electrical Plant Systems Sample Clauses

Electrical Plant Systems. 3.2.1 Contractor shall provide technical services and onsite support for the inspection, troubleshooting, remediation, cleaning, repair, testing, and modernization of the Electric Plant. The Electric plant consists of power generation, power distribution, power conversion, protection and controls, and associated auxiliary equipment necessary to sustain the Electric plant and its functions. This includes components such as Switchboards and Circuit breakers, Load Centers, Power Panels, Motor Controllers, Protective relays, lighting, Power Conversion Equipment, Electric Plant control equipment, UPS, cooling and lubrication systems directly supporting the Electric Plant and its components and associated controls systems identified within this SOW. This will include: • Cleaning of switchboard and electrical components using approved methods such as dry ice, vacuuming and hand cleaning. • Repair, refurbishment and replacement of equipment identified in Section 1.2. • Removal, repair and installation of circuit breakers. • Repair and installation of busbars, cables, and other distribution system components. • Restoration and repair of switchboards, load centers, and all affected electrical supplies, subsystems, and components due to arc fault, fire, and other causes. • Removal and restoration of interferences as required to support tasks defined herein. • Removal, repair, testing and installation of auxiliary components such as pumps, coolers, and bearings. • Removal, repair, testing and installation of controllers and control system components, • Inspection and Testing of systems identified within this SOW. • Grooming of systems identified within this SOW. • Producing reports of findings, trip reports and recommendations. • Infrared surveying of electrical components and connections.
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