Full Load Rejection Sample Clauses
The Full Load Rejection clause defines the procedures and requirements that must be followed when a power generation unit is suddenly disconnected from the grid while operating at full capacity. In practice, this clause outlines the necessary tests, safety measures, and system responses to ensure that the equipment can safely handle the abrupt loss of load without sustaining damage. Its core function is to ensure the reliability and safety of power systems by preparing for and mitigating the risks associated with sudden, complete disconnection events.
Full Load Rejection. The QF Developer's generation facility must be designed with the capability or protection to withstand sudden loss of load.
Full Load Rejection. Each Unit shall undergo a test to demonstrate that it will continue to operate safely following sudden desynchronisation and be resynchronised within a period of one (1) hour. Immediately prior to the desynchronisation the Unit shall have been operating at maximum rated output.
Full Load Rejection. This test shall demonstrate the ability of the Facility and its auxiliaries to withstand full and part load rejection and remain in a safe condition.