Detailed Description of the Transmission Facility Sample Clauses

Detailed Description of the Transmission Facility. The major components for the transmission expansion are as follows: Xxxxx 0 Reliability Solution :  One (1) Autotransformer, rated 125.4/234 MVA, 335/136/13.8KV, Impedance: 14.0% at 234MVA, 335KV, LTC position N.  One (1) Phase Angle Regulator, rated 125.8/234/300 MVA, 138KV, Impedance: 4.17% at 125.8MVA, 138KV LTC position N.  Three (3) 345KV Lightning Arresters.  Three (3) 138KV Lightning Arresters.  Approx. 000 xxxx xxx xx 0000xxxxx solid dielectric cable, 138KV, above grade to the new pothead stand between existing breakers, located at the Astoria East 138KV Substation.  Approx. 1500 feet run of 000 XXX XXXX (Aluminum Conductor Steel Reinforced) cable.  Twelve (12) wood poles (six H frames) with associated hardware.
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Detailed Description of the Transmission Facility. The major components for the transmission expansion are as follows: Phase 1 Reliability Solution : • One (1) Autotransformer, rated 125.4/234 MVA, 335/136/13.8KV, Impedance: 14.0% at 234MVA, 335KV, LTC position N. • One (1) Phase Angle Regulator, rated 125.8/234/300 MVA, 138KV, Impedance: 4.17% at 125.8MVA, 138KV LTC position N. • Three (3) 345KV Lightning Arresters. • Three (3) 138KV Lightning Arresters. • Approx. 350 feet run of 2500kcmil solid dielectric cable, 138KV, above grade to the new pothead stand between existing breakers, located at the Astoria East 138KV Substation. • Approx. 1500 feet run of 795 MCM ACRS (Aluminum Conductor Steel Reinforced) cable. • Twelve (12) wood poles (six H frames) with associated hardware.
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  • CONNECTING TRANSMISSION OWNER’S INTERCONNECTION FACILITIES As depicted in Figure 1 in Attachment 3, the Connecting Transmission Owner’s Interconnection Facilities (“CTOIFs”) will consist of the following constructed or installed between the POI and PCO, as well as the revenue metering and RTU located at the North Country Solar Collector Station.

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