Subsequent Capacity Test. The procedures set forth for a Capacity Test will apply to any Subsequent Capacity Test, except that (1) such Subsequent Capacity Test will last twenty-four (24) hours; (2) such Subsequent Capacity Test will be observed by appropriate qualified Company personnel; and (3) as part of the Subsequent Capacity Test, the Company will also, as it deems appropriate test the Facility’s ability to meet the requirements of Section 1.g (Active Power Control Interface) and Section 3 (Performance Standards) of Attachment B (Facility Owned by Seller).
Subsequent Capacity Test. The procedures set forth for the Acceptance Test will apply to any subsequent Capacity Test, except that (1) such Capacity Test will last twenty-four (24) hours; (2) such Capacity Test will be observed by appropriate qualified Company personnel; and (3) during such Capacity Test, Company will also, if appropriate, test the ramp rates of the Facility, all in accordance with Section 3.2(C) (Delivery of Power to Company), Section 3.2(D) (Warranties and Guarantees of Performance), and Section 3.2(E) (Metering, Generator Remote Control, Data Acquisition/Communications) of this Agreement and Good Engineering and Operating Practices. ATTACHMENT L UNIT INCIDENT REPORT (See Section 3.2(B)(5) (Operating and Maintenance Records) of the Agreement) (MODIFY THE ATTACHMENT TO REFERENCE NERC TERMINOLOGY I.E.; U1, U2, , U3 (Unplanned outages immediate, delayed, postponed) ), SF (startup failure), D1, D2, D3 (unplanned forced deration categories) Date: __________________ No. __________________ ST [ ] Unit Trip Start [ ] Test End [ ] Forced Outage Duration [ ] Failure to Start Derating [ ] Risk Condition [ ] Force Majeure [ ] Other [ ] Derating The on-duty Control Room Operator is responsible for the completion of this report each time a unit experiences an unplanned Shutdown, Start Failure or Derating. Attach Trip Log and Sequence of Events Log to this report for unit trips or when appropriate. Before resetting alarms and relays, verify that all alarms and protective relay actions are listed on the printout. If not listed, record them and attach to report. Unit Status Prior to Incident: [ ] Start-Up Load: _________________ [ ] On-Line Voltage: _________ Load: [ ] Constant Type of Fuel: [ ] Coal [ ] Increasing [ ] Diesel [ ] Decreasing [ ] Cause of Incident: [ ] Boiler Trip _______________ [ ] Turbine Trip ______________ [ ] Generator Trip ____________ Brief Explanation of Incident: Control Room Operator: ________________ Date/Time: ___________________ Corrective Action Taken: __________________________ ___________________________ (Plant Manager) ATTACHMENT M DESIGN INFORMATION (in electronic form if available) Pursuant to Section 2.3 (A)(1) (Following the Execution Date)
Subsequent Capacity Test. The procedures set forth for the Acceptance Test will apply to any subsequent Capacity Test, except that (1) such Capacity Test will last twenty-four (24) hours; (2) such Capacity Test will be observed by appropriate qualified Company personnel; and (3) during such Capacity Test, the Company will also, if appropriate, test the ramp rates of the Facility, all in accordance with Section 3.2C, D and E of this Agreement and Good Engineering and Operating Practices. ATTACHMENT E [INTENTIONALLY OMITTED] ATTACHMENT F EXPANSION FACILITY LOCATION AND LAYOUT (See Section 2.1C) ATTACHMENT G [INTENTIONALLY OMITTED] ATTACHMENT H
