Protection SUF Sample Clauses

Protection SUF. Mansfield 115 kV Remote End Due to the segmentation of Penelec’s Xxxxxx Drive - Mansfield 115 kV transmission line with the addition of the Mainesburg Substation, relay settings at Mansfield Substation will need to be adjusted to accommodate the new Mainesburg Substation. Penelec will complete this work at TrAILCo’s cost and expense, and will own these protection SUF.
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Protection SUF. Xxxxx City 345kV Remote End The new Xxxxxx Xxxxx substation is segmenting the NYSEG Xxxxx City – Five Xxxx Xxxx 000xX. At Xxxxx City, line relaying will be upgraded to be compatible with equipment installed at Xxxxxx Xxxxx. The wave trap and transmitter will also be replaced. In addition, relay settings will be changed in order to accommodate the new line length and the new substation. Penelec will have the responsibility to engineer, design, procure all materials, and construct the SUF at Xxxxx City. This includes modifying power line carrier equipment, replacing exiting relays, and changing existing relay settings.
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Protection SUF. Xxxxx City 345kV Remote End The estimated cost for the protection System Upgrade Facilities at Xxxxx City is $262,900.
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Protection SUF. NYSEG Xxxxxx Road 345kV Remote End NYSEG will also perform a relay protection coordination analysis for its Xxxxxx Road substation. The estimated cost for NYSEG to perform this analysis is $10,000. Transmission Owner Standards The System Upgrade Facilities to be constructed by Penelec, West Penn and TrAILCo, with the exception of the 345 kV Line Loop work, will be designed to meet the following requirements: • FirstEnergy Transmission Planning Criteria • FirstEnergy Requirements for Transmission Connected Facilities • FirstEnergy Transmission System Protection Practices • FirstEnergy Substation Design Standards Manual • Power Circuit Breakers 23 kV through 500 kV (“FE-BKR-1”) • Open Rack Power Capacitors (“FE-CAP-1”) • Liquid Immersed Substation Power & GSU Transformers (“FE-TR-1”) Figure 1 Simplified One-Line Diagram XXXXXXXX X – MILESTONES In accordance with Article 5.1 of this Agreement, the following milestone dates shall apply to the designated performance:
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