Block Loading Sample Clauses

Block Loading. Operational mode of a powerhouse in which the generation capacity (and resulting cfs release) is held at or near a constant level for an extended period of time.
Sample 1
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Block Loading. To minimize the frequency of 1) fluctuation in the river stage and 2) Ramping Rates that may be above the natural rise or fall rate of the NFFR, Licensee has implemented a practice of Block Loading Xxxxxx Powerhouse at times when the flow at the NF 57 stream gage is between the Minimum River Flow and 3,000 cfs. Within this flow range, if the flow rate on Xxxxxx needs to be increased or decreased from Block Loading levels between 0 and 40 MW, Licensee shall, to the extent reasonably possible, make adjustments to Xxxxxx Powerhouse flows so as not to exceed, below Project dams, the basic Ramping Rates in Appendix A, Section II.5.A. Licensee cannot operate Xxxxxx Powerhouse between 40 and 70 MW and if a transition between these levels is needed, Licensee will attempt to accomplish this transition with as little impact on these ramping rates as possible. Licensee agrees to continue this Block Loading practice during March, April and May until such time as a level for Ramping Rates may be established under Licensee’s Project No. 2105 license such that such fluctuations are no longer a concern. Bucks Creek Powerhouse feeds water into Cresta Reservoir and is typically cycled to follow daily system electric loads. As the maximum flow rate of this powerhouse is less than 400 cfs and the impact of cycling is damped by Cresta Reservoir, Block Loading is not required through Bucks Creek Powerhouse.
Sample 1

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