Fault Levels Sample Clauses

The Fault Levels clause defines and categorizes the degrees of responsibility or blame that may be assigned to a party in the event of a breach or failure under a contract. Typically, it distinguishes between different levels such as negligence, gross negligence, and willful misconduct, each carrying varying consequences or liabilities. For example, a contract might limit liability for ordinary negligence but impose stricter penalties for willful misconduct. This clause ensures clarity in assigning responsibility and helps allocate risk appropriately between the parties, reducing ambiguity in the event of disputes.
Fault Levels. F4.1 The electrical system at the Project substation shall be designed to meet a fault level of 555 MVA (4.83 kA) on the 69 kV system for both three phase and single line to ground conditions.
Fault Levels. 4.1 The electrical system at the [Rated] kV bus on the Company’s Interconnection Facilities shall be designed and constructed to meet fault levels as given in the Interconnection Criteria as provided by JPS.
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