Reserve Characteristic Sample Clauses

Reserve Characteristic. Parameters The parameters used in this figure are:  RMX = the maximum reserve from the Providing Unit.  GMN = Providing Unit’s minimum output for providing reserve.  GMX = Providing Unit’s average declared MW availability of the active fuel  R1 = reserve that can be provided when MW Output is equal to GMN  R0 = reserve that can be provided when MW Output is equal to GMX XXXX, XXXXX0, XXXXX0, XXXXX0, and R2 define curve break points.
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Reserve Characteristic. The parameters used in this figure are:  RMX = the maximum reserve from the Providing Unit;  GMN = Providing Unit’s minimum output for providing reserve (can be zero or negative);  GMX = Providing Unit’s average declared MW availability (or -1 * maximum Demand capability for an OFR response);  R1 = reserve that can be provided when MW Output is equal to GMN;  R0 = reserve that can be provided when MW Output is equal to GMX. XXXX, XXXXX0, XXXXX0, XXXXX0, and R2 define curve break points, and will be negative for an OFR response.
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Reserve Characteristic. Parameters The parameters used in this figure are:  RMX = the maximum reserve from the Providing Unit.;  GMN = Providing Unit’s minimum output for providing reserve. (can be zero or negative);  GMX = Providing Unit’s average declared MW availability of the active fuel(or -1 * maximum Demand capability for an OFR response);  R1 = reserve that can be provided when MW Output is equal to GMN;  R0 = reserve that can be provided when MW Output is equal to GMX. XXXX, XXXXX0, XXXXX0, XXXXX0, and R2 define curve break points, and will be negative for an OFR response.
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Reserve Characteristic. Parameters The parameters used in this figure are: Figure 1 below illustrates the generic Reserve Characteristic of the Providing Unit. (Note: The characteristic utilises the maximum number of break points. In practice the majority of units will have a  RMX = the maximum reserve from the Providing Unit.  GMN = Providing Unit’s minimum output for providing reserve.  GMX = Providing Unit’s average declared MW availability of the active fuel  R1 = reserve that can be provided when MW Output is equal to GMN  R0 = reserve that can be provided when MW Output is equal to GMX XXXX, XXXXX0, XXXXX0, XXXXX0, and R2 define curve break points.
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