Overspeed definition

Overspeed means the speed above the designed maximum revolutions per minute (RPM) of the windmill. “Photovoltaic system” means a system that generates electricity directly from the radiant energy of the sun.
Overspeed means a speed greater than the safe speed for a particular hoist. Persons should not be hoisted at a speed faster than 2,500 feet per minute, except in an emergency.

Examples of Overspeed in a sentence

  • The following functions are provided in the system: o Overspeed emergency trip.

  • Overspeed governors and electromechanical safety devices, wire ropes and tensioning devices with related hitch and connection apparatus complete.

  • This shall include but not be limited to No Load Lube and Attitude Test, Static and Dynamic Strain Surveys, Gear Tooth Bending Fatigue Test, Transmission Endurance Test, Oil Out Test, Overstress Test, Overspeed Test, and Qualification/Certification Testing.

  • Provides engine monitoring functions to include: o Engine RPM o Coolant temperature o Oil pressure o Battery voltage o Diagnostic function o Engine hours o Overspeed shutdown.

  • Fusion also adds Lane Departure Warning and Overspeed Notification.

  • Generator apparent power Rated power factor Nominal voltage Rated current (In) Voltage adjustment range Frequency Speed Overspeed Continuous short circuit current This information is confidential and proprietary to Wärtsilä.

  • The site commissioning shall include but not limited to: · Emergency stop function; · Brake test (under all operating conditions) · Yawing system performance; · Load rejecting test; · Overspeed test; · Nacelle vibration test; · Automatic operation function.