Normal Reservoir Operating Range Clause Samples
The 'Normal Reservoir Operating Range' clause defines the standard upper and lower water levels within which a reservoir is typically managed during regular operations. This clause specifies the acceptable range of water elevation, often determined by engineering, environmental, or regulatory considerations, and may include details such as seasonal variations or operational triggers. Its core practical function is to ensure safe, efficient, and predictable reservoir management, thereby minimizing risks of flooding, water shortages, or operational disruptions.
Normal Reservoir Operating Range. The band of reservoir water elevations within which the Licensee normally attempts to maintain a given reservoir on a given day. Each reservoir has its own specific Normal Reservoir Operating Range, bounded by
Normal Reservoir Operating Range. If a Voltage or Capacity Emergency (as defined above) occurs, the Licensee may take any and or all steps necessary to aid in restoring the electric grid to a stable condition.