One-Line Diagram Sample Clauses
The One-Line Diagram clause requires the provision or use of a simplified schematic drawing that illustrates the electrical distribution system for a project. This diagram typically shows the main components such as transformers, circuit breakers, and panels, and how they are interconnected, without detailing every wire or connection. By providing a clear overview of the electrical system, this clause ensures that all parties have a common understanding of the system layout, which aids in coordination, troubleshooting, and compliance with design requirements.
One-Line Diagram. The diagram shall include at a minimum, all major electrical equipment that is pertinent to understanding the normal and contingency operations of the DG Interconnection Facilities, including generators, switches, circuit breakers, fuses, protective relays and instrument transformers.
One-Line Diagram. See Figure 1 in Exhibit 1 to Appendix B. The total estimated cost for the design, procurement, construction, and installation of Grant PUD’s Interconnection Facilities is $ *. This amount shall be used by the Customer to provide financial security in accordance with Section 11.5. * % of the total estimated cost is Direct Assigned and % of the total estimated cost is Network Upgrades. Transmission Credits per Section 11.4 will be based on final actual costs for Network Upgrades based on the percentage of costs assigned to Network Upgrades. Check box if applicable [ ] Customer with qualifying regulatory limitations must demonstrate 100% Site Control by {Grant PUD to insert date 180 days from the effective date of this Agreement} or the Agreement may be terminated per Section 17 (Default) of this Agreement and the Customer may be subject to Withdrawal Penalties per Section 3.7.1.1 of Grant PUD’s LGIP (Calculation of the Withdrawal Penalty). Milestone No. Description Estimated Timeline 1 Customer executes the Interconnection Agreement Start 2 Customer completes their requirements specified in Section 5.3 3 As applicable and determined by Grant PUD, the Customer shall provide a detailed short circuit model of the Generating Facility. This model must be constructed using the ASPEN OneLine short circuit simulation program and contain all individual electrical components of the Generating Facility. Customer provides required design information (final one line diagram, site plan, protection scheme, etc.). Note: Design modifications to the Customer's Generating Facility after this date requiring updates to Grant PUD's network model may result in a minimum of three months added to all future milestones.
One-Line Diagram. This drawing shows the functional arrangement, using single line and standard symbol notations (per ANSI 432.2-1970, 41.1-1972) for the following equipment and accompanying information:
a) Equipment Names and/or Numerical Designations for all circuit breakers, contactors, switches, transformers, generators, transmission lines, etc., associated with the generation as required by GPU Energy to facilitate switching.
b) Power Transformers - Name or designation, nominal KVA, nominal primary, secondary, tertiary voltages, vector diagram, impedance and tap settings.
c) Station Service/Operating Transformers - Designate phase(s) connected to, and estimated KVA load. D10
d) Instrument Transformers - Voltage and current, used to supply the Protective Relay cabinet and phase connections.
e) Lightning Arresters/Spill Gaps/Surge Capacitors - Ratings.
f) Capacitor Banks - kvar rating.
g) Switches - Indicate status normally open with a (N.O.) and type of operation manual or motor.
h) Safety Switch - Continuous ampere and interrupting ratings.
i) Circuit Breakers and/or Contactors - Interrupting rating, continuous rating, operating times.
j) Generator(s) - Include type, connection, KVA, voltage, current, rpm, PF, etc.
k) Point of interconnection to the GPU System and phase identification.
l) Fuses - Size, type location.
One-Line Diagram. This drawing shows the functional arrangement, using single line and standard symbol notations (per ANSI 432.2-1970, 41.1-1972) for the following equipment and accompanying information:
a) Equipment Names and/or Numerical Designations for all circuit breakers, contactors, switches, transformers, generators, transmission lines, etc., associated with the generation as required by GPU Energy to facilitate switching.
b) Power Transformers - Name or designation, nominal KVA, nominal primary, secondary, tertiary voltages, vector diagram, impedance and tap settings.
c) Station Service/Operating Transformers - Designate phase(s) connected to, and estimated KVA load.
d) Instrument Transformers - Voltage and current, used to supply the Protective Relay cabinet and phase connections.
e) Lightning Arresters/Spill Gaps/Surge Capacitors - Ratings.
f) Capacitor Banks - kvar rating.
g) Switches - Indicate status normally open with a (N.O.) and type of operation manual or motor.
h) Safety Switch - Continuous ampere and interrupting ratings.
I) Circuit Breakers and/or Contactors - Interrupting rating, continuous rating, operating times.
One-Line Diagram. This drawing shows the functional arrangement, using single line and standard symbol notations (per ANSI 432.2-1970, 41.1-1972) for the following equipment and accompanying information:
One-Line Diagram. Appendix B - Milestones