Warm Start definition

Warm Start means start up after a shutdown period between 10 hours and 72 hours. “Cold Start” means start up after a shutdown period exceeding 72 hours.

Warm Start in relation to steam turbine means start up after a shutdown period between 10 hours and 72 hours (turbine metal temperatures between approximately 40% to 80% of their full load values).

Warm Start means the start-up of a Train immediately after a continuous period of greater than eight (8) but less than sixty-eight (68) hours during which the Train has not been generating electricity.

Examples of Warm Start in a sentence

• A Warm Start is defined as a startup within 48 hours of a shutdown.

• Interestingly, this argument of security can be illustrated by the exact lack of it which the EU now faces through instability in its neighbourhood: threats of terrorism to the South, and geopolitical tensions to the East.

• If Seller provides Ancillary Services, a Cold Start or a Warm Start requested by Purchaser in accordance with Clause 6, Purchaser shall pay to Seller the relevant Ancillary Services Charge, Cold Start Charge or Warm Start Charge calculated in accordance with Schedule 4.

• Warm Start means a startup event occurring after a Combined Cycle System has been non-operational for a period of at least 8 hours but less than 72 hours.

• Reset Action Description Press Reset Button For 5 Secs Warm Start DIAG indicator: Amber LED flashing slowly.

More Definitions of Warm Start

Warm Start the start of a Unit in Combined Cycle Mode given that all of the breakers of that Unit's combustion turbine generator have been open for more than eight (8) hours but less than [*].

Warm Start means a successful start up of the Facility as Dispatched after a Shut-down of greater than [] Hours but less than or equal to [] Hours.

Warm Start means the Start-up of the Facility after its breakers have been open for the number of hours defining a Warm Start for the Facility, as set forth in the Facility Operating Procedures.

Warm Start. The start-up of a Unit is considered a “Warm Start” if the Facility output to the JPS Grid System has been zero (0) MW for not more than eight (8) consecutive hours prior to this start up.

Warm Start means a Successful Start-Up of a Reserved Unit before which such Reserved Unit has been off-line for more than eight hours, but less than 48 hours.

Warm Start means an Initial Dispatch when Scheduled Energy has not been delivered from any resource for a period greater than or equal to [redacted] and less than or equal to [redacted].

Warm Start the start of a Unit in Combined Cycle Mode given that all of the breakers of that Unit's combustion turbine generator have been open for more than [*] but less than [*] hours. "WINTER PEAK PERIOD" -- the months (or portions thereof) of December, January and February.