Substations Sample Clauses
The 'Substations' clause defines the requirements and responsibilities related to the construction, operation, or maintenance of electrical substations within a project or agreement. It typically outlines the technical standards, safety protocols, and compliance obligations that must be met by the parties involved, and may specify timelines, inspection procedures, or coordination with utility providers. This clause ensures that substations are built and managed according to agreed-upon specifications, thereby promoting safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance in the delivery of electrical infrastructure.
Substations. Based on the number of high voltage substations weighted for Voltage (Voltage < 500kv = 1; Voltage >= 500kv = 2). Used primarily for the allocation of related engineering and technical support for transmission and distribution substation operations and maintenance as well as for engineering and project management associated with substation construction. Based on two components: Transmission Line Miles (30% weighting) and the Number of High Voltage Substations (70% weighting). Used primarily for the allocation of the costs associated with the support of the transmission and distribution function that has both a transmission line component as well as a substation or load component.
Substations. In the event that the Employer should establish substations which require ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, the personnel shall be solicited from volunteers first. In the event that voluntary personnel with the required training and experience are insufficient, assignment of qualified personnel shall be made by the Sheriff after giving consideration to the needs of the Department and the personal circumstances of the officers involved.
Substations. (1)(i) Plans and speci- fications for all new substations must receive RUS approval prior to request- ing bids on contracts or commence- ment of force account construction, unless:
(A) The substation design has been previously approved by RUS; and
(B) No significant NESC revisions have occurred.
Substations. Specifications and drawings, including a one-line diagram, plot and foundation plan, grounding plan, and plans and elevations of struc- ture and equipment, as well as all other necessary construction drawings, in sufficient detail to show phase spac- ing and ground clearances of live parts;
Substations. The Fire Board may make recommendation regarding the creation of a substation to provide services within an area.
1. The township desiring a substation will approve, fund, and construct the substation at its sole cost and expense.
2. Any substation created will be the sole and exclusive property of the township creating the substation.
3. A substation will be built to the Fire Board's specifications.
4. As long as the township creating the substation is a party to this agreement, that township will permit the Fire Department to occupy and use the substation, for no additional compensation, to provide fire protection and emergency medical support services.
Substations. The yard equipment specifications shall meet the voltage and current levels set out in Item c) Voltage and Insulation Levels and d) Current Levels of Point 2.3.
a) They shall meet the minimum design criteria set out in Chapter 1, Annex 1 of PR-20.
b) The IEC standards applicable to each equipment and/or that comply with them shall be applied.
c) The shelves and control boxes shall have an IP-54 protection degree.
d) All metal parts shall be hot-dip galvanized according to the ASTM or VDE standards, and the windings shall be made of insulated copper.
Substations. Generally, specifications of equipment in this subsection must be respected, and any modification or change to them proposed by the Concessionaire must be previously reviewed and approved by the Grantor. Yard equipment specifications shall comply with voltage and current levels indicated in paragraph c) Voltage and Insulation Levels and d) Current levels of section 2.3.4.
a) They must comply with the minimum design criteria established in ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇, ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇ ▇▇- ▇▇.
b) The corresponding IEC standards will be applied for each equipment and / or those that comply with them.
c) Cabinets and control boxes shall have an IP-54 degree of protection.
d) All metal parts shall be hot galvanized according to ASTM or VDE Standards, and windings shall be of insulated copper.
e) Circuit breakers
Substations. Two new and one existing substations are involved. Each new substation uses 225 MVA 230-kV/92-kV transformer banks with 230-kV and 92-kV switchyards. Each switchrack includes wide flange steel structures for line, bus and transformer dead-ends, a suspension bus system with mid-span taps for line and transformer connections, circuit breakers and air disconnets for line and equipment switching, fault protection and isolation during maintenance and necessary coupling capacitors, wave traps and potential devices for metering and control. Each substation will have a relay/control house equippedd for remote operation. EXHIBIT 5 Example of Operation of Section 8.05 Assumptions:
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Substations. (1) All substation de- sign data must be approved by RUS.
(2) Design data consists of all signifi- cant design features, including, but not limited to, a discussion of site consid- erations, oil spill prevention measures, design considerations covering voltage, capacity, shielding, clearances, number of low and high voltage phases, major equipment, foundation design param- eters, design loads for line support structures and the control house, seis- mic considerations, corrosion, ground- ing, protective relaying, and AC and DC auxiliary systems. Reference to ap- plicable safety codes and construction standards are also to be included.