Requirements for Protection System Sample Clauses

Requirements for Protection System. The Company shall provide a complete and comprehensive protection system for the generators/generator transformers/service transformers, transmission lines and the station electrical distribution systems at the power plant end. The Company shall undertake the installation of panels for control and protection system for transmission line at the PGCB end also with all necessary annunciations, Protective relays, auxiliary and tripping relays. Testing and commissioning of all equipments, control and Protection system at Power Plant end as well as PGCB end shall be carried out by the Power Plant Company. For line protection, following requirements need to be fulfilled: 1. As per standard practice for 132kV level, the line protection should be established by Main protection and Back-up protection schemes, implemented together. 2. Main Protection should be Distance Protection or Line Differential Protection based on IEEE Std C37.113-1999. 3. Distance protection relay should have at least three forward zones and one reverse zone with Switch On To Fault (SOTF) protection, VT failure, Power Swing Block (PSB) and Load Encroachment functions. The protective relays should be equipped with event recorder and fault recorder with capability of time synchronization. Differential relays should be connected with dedicated communication channel. 4. Fault level study needs to be performed and necessary steps has to be taken by the company in case of exceeding the Short Time Current rating of the existing switchyard equipment of the PGCB grid substation 5. All relay settings have to be calculated by the company and approved by BPDB/PGCB. Calculations of CT selection and earthing have to be approved by PGCB 6. Integration with existing SAS (if any), BBP (if any), DFDR (if any) with necessary supply, installation, testing and commissioning has to be performed by the company. 7. In power plant end, there should be separate bus bar arrangements and necessary switchgears have to be installed by the company. In power plant end, Line directly connected from the grid substation to the Generator step-up transformer would not be allowed. Synchronization has to be done in Generator circuit breaker. All DC signals including tripping, alarm, status etc. have to be connected between grid substation and power plant with control wire instead of optical fiber for a very short line. DC voltage drop between the substations has to be calculated by the company and necessary measures need to be take...
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Requirements for Protection System. Field Equipment Requirement: 1. Field equipment (RTU or SAS/DCS Gateway) for the respective station required with the following features: a. IEC 00000-0-000 compatible b. Have to report both in Master Station, NLDC (02 Nos. of Communication Server, connected with VPN) and Back-up Station, Xxxxxx Bhaban (01 No of Communication Server, connected with routed network) simultaneously. c. Separate manageable Switch to connect with Communication equipment is required. d. Firewall device required to isolate the equipment for NLDC system security. 2. Field equipment (RTU or SAS/DCS Gateway Extension/Modification) for the nearest SCADA connected Substation from which respective station is radially connected is required. 3. Field equipment should be configured according to NLDC System required signal and configuration. 1. Modification, Upgradation and On-Lining of existing NLDC database along with related software to integrate the new station with NLDC. 2. Modification, Upgradation and On-Lining of existing Master Station Communication System required.
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Requirements for Protection System. The Company shall provide a complete and comprehensive protection system for the generators/generator transformers/service transformers, transmission lines and the station electrical distribution systems at the power plant end. The Company shall undertake the installation of panels for control and protection system for transmission line at the PGCB end also with all necessary annunciations, Protective relays, auxiliary and tripping relays. Testing and commissioning of all equipments, control and Protection system at Power Plant end as well as PGCB end shall be carried out by the Power Plant Company. For line protection, following requirements need to be fulfilled: 1. As per standard practice for 132kV level, the line protection should be established by Main protection and Back-up protection schemes, implemented together. 2. Main Protection should be Distance Protection or Line Differential Protection based on
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