Power Curve Test definition

Power Curve Test has the meaning assigned to it in the Offshore TSA;
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Power Curve Test or "PCT" means the tests conducted pursuant to the Power Curve Test Procedures attached as Exhibit H to the Supply Agreement.
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Power Curve Test means the test conducted in accordance with Section 10.8 to determine the output performance of the Wind Turbines.
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Examples of Power Curve Test in a sentence

  • The Supplier will provide the required support (i.e. drawings, access to Turbines, and necessary information to perform the Power Curve Test) during the Power Curve Test in those activities which require the intervention on the TWTs, at no cost.

  • Prior to the commencement of the measurements the Supplier will provide the necessary information to guide the installation of metering equipment, and reserves the right to perform functionality test (temperature of gear and generator, correct cut-in, transition between generator star and delta winding configuration, etc.) before any Power Curve Test.

  • In case of demonstrated under-performance after the completion of the tests, the Supplier will have a period of 30 days from receiving the final Power Curve Test results (or response from the IE to the aforementioned clarifications) to carry on modifications in order to attend one of the following conditions: Analysis of the causes of that non-compliance and implementation of the modifications on the turbines aimed to solve that under-performance.

  • The new IE designated to perform the Power Curve Test has to be in the list of agreed IEs. In case of success of the re-test, the rest of wind turbines of the wind farm will be reviewed and the defined modifications will be implemented in those wind turbines which would benefit from such modifications.

  • The results of the Power Curve Test will be available for the Parties not later than two (2) months after the date of the test completion.

  • It will be aimed at the completion of representative measurement sectors which allows for the execution of the subsequent Power Curve Test in a reasonable amount of time.

  • The Power Curve Test will start not later than six (6) months after Project Substantial Completion and no earlier than thirty (30) days after Project Substantial Completion, considered that the Owner shall communicate the intention to perform the Power Performance Test at least 8 weeks before the commencement of the Test.

  • Prior to starting any measurement test the IE conducting the measurement test shall prepare and deliver a written test plan to the Parties that (i) identifies the TWT(s) and the final position for the reference met mast(s), including the corresponding free sector and site calibration requirements, and (ii) describes the type and characteristics of the measurement equipment and verification methodology that will be employed by the IE during and in connection with the Power Curve Test.

  • The Power Curve Test shall be performed under normal operating conditions in accordance with the Power Curve Test Procedures.

  • The Power Curve Liquidated Damages shall be based on the applicable Power Curve Test referenced in Section 10.8(c).