OVERALL VOLTAGE CONTROL SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS Sample Clauses

OVERALL VOLTAGE CONTROL SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS. The overall voltage control system shall include elements, which provide a limited bandwidth output. The bandwidth limiting must be consistent with the speed of response requirements and ensure that the highest frequency of response cannot excite torsional oscillations on other plant connected to the network. A bandwidth of 0-5 Hz would be judged to be acceptable for this application. All other control systems employed within the Power Park Module should also meet this requirement. Power Park Modules shall provide voltage control at an appropriate point for the control technique employed. If individual controllers are provided on each generating unit, control should be at the generating unit terminals. If additional plant is used to provide voltage control (e.g. an SVC or STATCOM), then control should be at the monitored busbar, normally the local busbar to which the device is connected, or a remote busbar such as the Connection Point.
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