Control Building definition

Control Building. A stand alone control building is provided for the 34.5kV system. The building is hardened pre-cast concrete to house the relay panel, control panels, SCADA, DC Battery system, monitoring devices plus all of the support equipment, i.e., AC/DC distribution, HVAC, etc. Station service for the 34.5 kV control building is established from one of the two transformers described in Section I.B, Phase I, Paragraph f. of this Appendix A.
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Control Building means that certain building located on the Property, as shown on Exhibit A attached hereto.
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Control Building is the building structure containing pipes, valves, pumps, structures, generators and related improvements generally shown on Exhibit “G- 1”, improvements and located on the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Street Facility as generally shown on Exhibit “E”;
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Examples of Control Building in a sentence

  • The Control Building is constructed of hardened pre-cast concrete.

  • The Control Building has been designed with ample space to allow the installation of relays and fault recording equipment required for Phase II.

  • In addition, the 230 kV Control Building shall be furnished with a special high frequency grounding system for the protection of electronic equipment from transient electrical noises as recommended by IEEE 1100.

  • The entrance road will be paved to the Control Building and paved parking area(s) shall be provided.

  • The Control Building houses the relay, control, and monitoring devices plus all of the support equipment, i.e., station battery systems, AC/DC distribution, HVAC, etc.

  • The Control Building has been designed with ample space to allow the installation of Phase II relays and fault recording equipment.

  • A Control Building will be completed during Phase I as described above.

  • The scope of work will include the following: Grounding: The grounding of the existing substation shall be inspected for adequacy, expanded to cover new installations, and the existing Control Building upgraded accordingly for a high frequency grounding system to safeguard electronic and telecommunication equipment from transient overvoltage as recommended by IEEE 1100 and Motorola grounding and Bonding Manual, R56.

  • The SCADA panel is located in the 230 kV Control Building described in Section I.B., Paragraph i.

  • Both the primary and secondary relays, which are Developer's Attachment Facilities, are located in the 230 kV Control Building, which is a Connecting Transmission Owner's Attachment Facility, described in Section II(A), Item A8 of this Appendix A.