Common use of Model Documentation Clause in Contracts

Model Documentation. The Facility dynamic model shall be fully documented. The documentation shall describe in detail the model structure, inputs, outputs and how to set up and use the model in the simulation software environment that can be used by CEB to simulate the dynamic performance of the Facility, specifically voltage control, load ramping and frequency support within the design operating range of the Facility. The document shall at least contain the following: (a) the operating parameters on which the model is based; (b) a model for the dynamic response of the Facility in block diagram form including Laplace transfer functions. (c) a detailed list of gains, constants and parameters, with explanations of the derivations for each of the modelled functions; and (d) Plant test data from which the model was derived. CEB may, when necessary to ensure the proper running of its complete system representation or to facilitate its understanding of the results of a dynamic simulation, request additional information concerning the model, including the source code of one or more routines in the model. Facility Owner shall comply with any such request without undue delay. In the event that the information is confidential on the basis that it incorporates trade secrets, CEB shall not disclose the information so designated to any third party.

Model Documentation. The Facility dynamic model Model shall be fully documented. The documentation shall describe in detail the model structure, inputs, outputs and how to set up and use the model in the simulation software environment that can be used by CEB to simulate the dynamic performance of the Facility, specifically voltage control, load ramping and frequency support within the design operating range of the Facility. The document shall at least contain the following: (a) the The operating parameters on which the model is based; (b) a A model for the dynamic response of the Facility in block diagram form including Laplace transfer functions. (c) a A detailed list of gains, constants and parameters, with explanations of the derivations for each of the modelled functions; and. (d) Plant test data from which the model was derived. CEB may, when necessary to ensure the proper running of its complete system representation or to facilitate its understanding of the results of a dynamic simulation, request additional information concerning the model, including the source code of one or more routines in the model. Facility Owner shall comply with any such request without undue delay. In the event that the information is confidential on the basis that it incorporates trade secrets, CEB shall not disclose the information so designated to any third party.