Facility Components Sample Clauses

Facility Components. The interconnection facility, as a minimum, will consist of a control building, the interrupting and isolating device(s), protective control devices, and data-acquisition equipment. All the above will be enclosed in a fenced yard with restricted access. SPPCo. Standard GI0005T presents the minimum-design specifications for substation interconnection facilities. GI0005T supplements the following requirements: 5.1.1.1 The control building will be temperature controlled and weatherproof to enclose the AC and DC power sources; the relaying devices; and the telemetering, supervisory RTU, and communication equipment. 5.1.1.2 The interrupting device will be a power circuit breaker capable of interrupting maximum available fault current or industry-standard minimum levels, whichever is greater. It shall be connected for SPPCo. supervisory control. If the addition of a line tap and extension to the QF's generation adds any appreciable exposure to the existing transmission/distribution facilities, additional circuit breaker(s) may be required at the tap point to mitigate this exposure. Air-break switches will be installed on each side of the circuit breaker to isolate the breaker for inspection and maintenance purposes. Single-breaker schemes will not include bypass provisions. Where lines terminate on switches, ground blades will be required. 5.1.1.3 The following protective relays will be installed at the interconnection point (minimum requirement). Typical settings required by SPPCo. are defined below. Sierra will
Facility Components. The interconnection facility, as a minimum, will consist of a control building, the interrupting and isolating device(s), protective control devices, and data-acquisition equipment. All the above will be enclosed in a fenced yard with restricted access. SPPCo. Standard GI0005T presents the minimum-design specifications for substation interconnection facilities. GI0005T supplements the following requirements: 5.1.1.1 The control building will be temperature controlled and weatherproof to enclose the AC and DC power sources; the relaying devices; and the telemetering, supervisory RTU, and communication equipment. 5.1.1.2 The interrupting device will be a power circuit breaker capable of interrupting maximum available fault current or industry-standard minimum levels, whichever is greater. It shall be connected for SPPCo. supervisory control. If the addition of a line tap and extension to the QF's generation adds any appreciable exposure to the existing transmission/distribution facilities, additional circuit breaker(s) say be required at the tap point to mitigate this exposure. Air-break switches will be installed on each side of the circuit breaker to isolate the breaker for inspection and maintenance purposes. Single-breaker schemes will not include bypass provisions. Where lines terminate on switches, ground blades will be required. 5.1.1.3 The following protective relays will be installed at the interconnection point (minimum requirement). Typical settings required by SPPCo. are defined below. Sierra will -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION STANDARD VOL SECT PAGE [LOGO] SMALL POWER PRODUCTION 1 2.2 SHEET 7 OF 11 AND COGENERATION FOR GENERATION DRAWING NO. GREATER THAN ONE MEGAWATT SIERRA PACIFIC POWER CO. 2.2GNO2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- provide site-specific settings prior to interconnection testing. - Phase and Neutral Overcurrent Relays. - Over/Undervoltage Relays. Over/Undervoltage protection will be set to pick up at 111 percent of nominal with a definite time to trip of 3.0 seconds. In addition, the high-speed (0.15 second) trip will be initiated if the voltage at the interconnection exceeds 115 percent of nominal. - Over/Underfrequency Relays. Underfrequency protection will typically be set at 58.0 Hz with a time delay of 15 seconds to coordinate with the SPPCo. underfrequency load shedding scheme. The turbine-generator s...
Facility Components. For purposes of this Contract, the term "Facility Components" is defined, and the Facility Components are generally described, as follows:
Facility Components. The City, the County, and the Tax Assessor acknowledge that the Facility Components owned by the County or ▇▇▇ consist of publicly-owned improvements which will be exempt from Taxes under ss. 27-31-1(b). Consequently, the Tax Assessor agrees that the Company will not be required to pay Taxes or a Fee-in-Lieu to the City, County, or District with respect to the County's or IDA's interest in the Facility Components, whether such Components or portions thereof are located inside or outside the County. The City, County, and the Tax Assessor acknowledge that it is their and the Company's intention that the Fee-in-Lieu cover not only the Taxes on the Facility itself but also the Taxes, if any, on any Inventories and on the Company's assessable interest, if any, in the Facility Components owned by the County or ▇▇▇, as well as the Taxes on any of the Facility Components owned by the Company.