Developer Requirements For Limited Operations. (a) Analysis Required For Limited Operations Certain CTOAFs, SUFs, and Other Facilities will not be completed prior to the Commercial Operation Date of the Large Generating Facility. In accordance with Section 5.9 of this Agreement, the Developer shall perform certain analysis, and the Connecting Transmission Owner shall perform certain analysis at Developer’s request and expense, to determine the extent to which the Large Generating Facility can operate prior to completion of certain of the CTOAFs and SUFs, including the following: Developer will perform the following tasks in support of the investigation testing and commissioning of the existing Large Generating Facility’s plant metering system: Certified inspection and test reports of existing metering current transformers (CT’s) and voltage transformers (VT’s). At minimum, to include the following: High pot (dielectric) testing of CT’s, VT’s and all secondary wiring. Accuracy (ratio and phase angle correction factors; RCF and PACF) at the following test points: VT’s: At 0 VA and rated secondary voltage, at 0 VA and 110% of rated secondary voltage, at maximum rated burden at rated secondary voltage. CT’s: At 5.0 amps (secondary) and at 0.5 amps (secondary). Both test points at maximum rated (secondary) burden. RCF and PACF test results must include test equipment corrections (i.e. corrections or percent error with reference to the applicable NIST standard must be applied to the final test results). The test equipment used must have been recently certified (i.e. calibration checked) no more than 1 year from the time of use and have a higher accuracy than the CT’s and VT’s under test by a ratio of at least four to one, if possible. The above certified test reports must be performed by a qualified 3rd party independent testing contractor using calibrated test equipment whose certification is traceable to NIST standards. The certified test reports must include a statement of compliance; stating that the test equipment used is traceable to NIST and must include relevant test equipment ratings / attributes such as manufacturer, model, rated accuracy, correction factors (i.e. with reference to the NIST standard), calibration/certification date, etc.). The Connecting Transmission Owner will perform the following tasks in support of the investigation of existing metering, protection, station equipment, testing and commissioning of the existing Large Generating Facility’s plant metering system, at Developer’s cost and expense (the estimated cost of, and associated payment terms, are set forth in Appendix A to this Agreement): On site inspection and testing of the existing revenue meters by a Connecting Transmission Owner technician. The Connecting Transmission Owner’s Energy Control Center (ECC) will need to investigate the current Large Generating Facility’s RTU equipment and arrangement. ECC will need to investigate control system data telemetry, on line and off line database calculations (modification), system operator display creations and NYISO data transmittal and receipt etc. There may be some additional work needed to support SCADA metering requirements to meet the Connecting Transmission Owner’s operational metering needs and metering that is required for NYISO balancing and settlement purposes. Connecting Transmission Owner System Protection and Substation Engineering will need to investigate the current Large Generating Facility’s interconnection protection and equipment arrangement.
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Samples: Large Generator Interconnection Agreement, Large Generator Interconnection Agreement, Large Generator Interconnection Agreement
Developer Requirements For Limited Operations. (a) Analysis Required For Limited Operations Certain CTOAFs, SUFs, and Other Facilities will not be completed prior to the Commercial Operation Date of the Large Generating Facility. In accordance with Section 5.9 of this Agreement, the Developer shall perform certain analysis, and the Connecting Transmission Owner shall perform certain analysis at Developer’s request and expense, to determine the extent to which the Large Generating Facility can operate prior to completion of certain of the CTOAFs and SUFs, including the following: Developer will perform the following tasks in support of the investigation testing and commissioning of the existing Large Generating Facility’s plant metering system: • Certified inspection and test reports of existing metering current transformers (CT’s) and voltage transformers (VT’s). At minimum, to include the following: • High pot (dielectric) testing of CT’s, VT’s and all secondary wiring. • Accuracy (ratio and phase angle correction factors; RCF and PACF) at the following test points: • VT’s: At 0 VA and rated secondary voltage, at 0 VA and 110% of rated secondary voltage, at maximum rated burden at rated secondary voltage. • CT’s: At 5.0 amps (secondary) and at 0.5 amps (secondary). Both test points at maximum rated (secondary) burden. • RCF and PACF test results must include test equipment corrections (i.e. corrections or percent error with reference to the applicable NIST standard must be applied to the final test results). • The test equipment used must have been recently certified (i.e. calibration checked) no more than 1 year from the time of use and have a higher accuracy than the CT’s and VT’s under test by a ratio of at least four to one, if possible. The above certified test reports must be performed by a qualified 3rd party independent testing contractor using calibrated test equipment whose certification is traceable to NIST standards. The certified test reports must include a statement of compliance; stating that the test equipment used is traceable to NIST and must include relevant test equipment ratings / attributes such as manufacturer, model, rated accuracy, correction factors (i.e. with reference to the NIST standard), calibration/certification date, etc.). The Connecting Transmission Owner will perform the following tasks in support of the investigation of existing metering, protection, station equipment, testing and commissioning of the existing Large Generating Facility’s plant metering system, at Developer’s cost and expense (the estimated cost of, and associated payment terms, are set forth in Appendix A to this Agreement): • On site inspection and testing of the existing revenue meters by a Connecting Transmission Owner technician. • The Connecting Transmission Owner’s Energy Control Center (ECC) will need to investigate the current Large Generating Facility’s RTU equipment and arrangement. ECC will need to investigate control system data telemetry, on line and off line database calculations (modification), system operator display creations and NYISO data transmittal and receipt etc. • There may be some additional work needed to support SCADA metering requirements to meet the Connecting Transmission Owner’s operational metering needs and metering that is required for NYISO balancing and settlement purposes. • Connecting Transmission Owner System Protection and Substation Engineering will need to investigate the current Large Generating Facility’s interconnection protection and equipment arrangement.
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Samples: Large Generator Interconnection Agreement, Large Generator Interconnection Agreement
Developer Requirements For Limited Operations. (a) Analysis Required For Limited Operations Certain CTOAFs, SUFs, and Other Facilities will not be completed prior to the Commercial Operation Date of the Large Generating Facility. In accordance with Section 5.9 of this Agreement, the Developer shall perform certain analysis, and the Connecting Transmission Owner shall perform certain analysis at Developer’s request and expense, to determine the extent to which the Large Generating Facility can operate prior to completion of certain of the CTOAFs and SUFs, including the following: Developer will perform the following tasks in support of the investigation testing and commissioning of the existing Large Generating Facility’s plant metering system: Certified inspection and test reports of existing metering current transformers (CT’s) and voltage transformers (VT’s). At minimum, to include the following: High pot (dielectric) testing of CT’s, VT’s and all secondary wiring. Accuracy (ratio and phase angle correction factors; RCF and PACF) at the following test points: VT’s: At 0 VA and rated secondary voltage, at 0 VA and 110% of rated secondary voltage, at maximum rated burden at rated secondary voltage. CT’s: At 5.0 amps (secondary) and at 0.5 amps (secondary). Both test points at maximum rated (secondary) burden. RCF and PACF test results must include test equipment corrections (i.e. corrections or percent error with reference to the applicable NIST standard must be applied to the final test results). The test equipment used must have been recently certified (i.e. calibration checked) no more than 1 year from the time of use and have a higher accuracy than the CT’s and VT’s under test by a ratio of at least four to one, if possible. The above certified test reports must be performed by a qualified 3rd party independent testing contractor using calibrated test equipment whose certification is traceable to NIST standards. The certified test reports must include a statement of compliance; stating that the test equipment used is traceable to NIST and must include relevant test equipment ratings / attributes such as manufacturer, model, rated accuracy, correction factors (i.e. with reference to the NIST standard), calibration/certification date, etc.). The Connecting Transmission Owner will perform the following tasks in support of the investigation of existing metering, protection, station equipment, testing and commissioning of the existing Large Generating Facility’s plant metering system, at Developer’s cost and expense (the estimated cost of, and associated payment terms, are set forth in Appendix A to this Agreement): On site inspection and testing of the existing revenue meters by a Connecting Transmission Owner technician. The Connecting Transmission Owner’s Energy Control Center (ECC) will need to investigate the current Large Generating Facility’s RTU equipment and arrangement. ECC will need to investigate control system data telemetry, on line and off line database calculations (modification), system operator display creations and NYISO data transmittal and receipt etc. There may be some additional work needed to support SCADA metering requirements to meet the Connecting Transmission Owner’s operational metering needs and metering that is required for NYISO balancing and settlement purposes. Connecting Transmission Owner System Protection and Substation Engineering will need to investigate the current Large Generating Facility’s interconnection protection and equipment arrangement.
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Samples: Service Agreement
