Tests Prior to Synchronization of the Complex Sample Clauses

Tests Prior to Synchronization of the Complex. Prior to synchronization of the Complex with the Grid System, the Engineer shall deliver to the Company and the Power Purchaser and NTDC the Certificate of Readiness for Synchronization. Prior to the delivery of the Certificate of Readiness for Synchronization and the first synchronization of the Complex, the Company shall carry out, or shall cause the Contractors to carry out, in the presence of the Engineer, the following tests: (a) automatic voltage regulator setting and adjusting in stand still condition and with the generator running at no load; (b) turbine/engine governor control checks, including a steam governor over speed test; (c) open and short circuit tests on each generator; and (d) functional testing and timing of high voltage switchgear in the switchyard of the Complex. (e) The Company and NTDC shall verify that the protection level settings for the following are as agreed by the Operating Committee: (i) stator earth fault; (ii) negative phase sequence; (iii) generator transformer over-current and earth fault; and (iv) high voltage bus-bar protection. (f) Voltage phasing checks will be carried out between the sub-station of the Complex and the Grid System. (g) All inter-tripping circuits between the Complex and the NTDC’s equipment will be proved. The Power Purchaser and NTDC shall be given not less than twenty-four (24) hours notice of such tests (and any retests thereof) and shall have an opportunity to be present at and observe all such tests.
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Tests Prior to Synchronization of the Complex. (a) Certificate of Readiness for Synchronization: (i) Prior to synchronization of the Complex with the Grid System, the Engineer shall deliver to the Seller and the Purchaser the Certificate of Readiness for Synchronization. Prior to the delivery of the Certificate of Readiness for Synchronization and the first synchronization of the Complex, the Seller shall carry out, or shall cause the Contractors to carry out, in the presence of the Engineer, the following tests: (A) automatic voltage regulator setting and adjusting in stand still condition and with the generator running at no load; (B) turbine governor control checks; (C) open and short circuit tests on each generator; (D) functional testing and timing of high voltage switchgear in the switchyard of the Complex; (E) the Seller and the Purchaser shall verify that the protection level settings for the following are as agreed by the Operating Committee: (1) stator earth fault; (2) negative phase sequence; (3) generator transformer over-current and earth fault; and (4) high voltage bus-bar protection; (F) voltage phasing checks will be carried out between the sub-station of the Complex and the Grid System; and (G) all inter-tripping circuits between the Complex and the Purchaser’s equipment will be proved. (ii) The Purchaser shall be given not less than ninety-six (96) hours notice of such tests (and any retests thereof) and shall have an opportunity to be present at and observe all such tests. (b) Certificate of Readiness for Energization of the Seller Interconnection Facilities (i) Prior to establishing interconnection of the Seller Interconnection Facilities with the Purchaser Interconnection Facilities so as to enable the Seller Interconnection Facilities to be energized, the Seller shall carry out the tests listed in Schedule 7 in relation to the Seller Interconnection Facilities.
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Tests Prior to Synchronization of the Complex. ‌ Prior to synchronization of the Complex with the Grid System, the Seller shall, in the presence of the Engineer (other than for tests relating to (a), (b) and (c) below), carry out or cause the Contractors to carry out the following testsand/or shall produce “factory acceptance test” (FAT) reports and/or “site test results” (as the case may be) as mentioned in this Section 8.2: (a) FAT reports in relation to automatic voltage regulator setting and adjusting in stand-still condition. Site test results with the generator running at no load; (b) Site test results in relation to turbine governor-control checks, including turbine over-speed test; (c) FAT report in relation toopen and short circuit tests on each generator; (d) functional testing and timing of high-voltage switchgear in the switchyard of the Complex; (e) the Seller and the Purchaser shall verify that the protection level settings for the following through site simulation tests;: (i) stator earth fault; (ii) negative phase sequence; (iii) generator transformer over-current and earth fault; and (iv) high voltage bus-bar protection; (f) voltage phasing checks will be carried out between the sub-station of the Complex and the Grid System; and (g) all inter-tripping circuits between the Complex and the Purchaser’s equipment installed will be proved. The Engineer shall be given not less than twenty-four (24) hours notice of such tests (and any re-tests thereof) and shall have an opportunity to be present at and observe all such tests. Upon carrying out of the tests set forth in this Section 8.2 to the Engineer’s satisfaction, the Engineer shall deliver to the Seller and the Purchaser the Certificate of Readiness for Synchronization.
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