Ready For First Fire definition

Ready For First Fire means the Equipment is expected to be substantially in the material condition of Unit Installation, where the status of Ready for First Fire shall serve as notice by Purchaser to Seller that Unit #4, upon completion of Purchaser-furnished work and services expressly required by this Contract, including those Certain Purchaser Test Obligations, shall be available for commencement of the Performance Tests.
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Ready For First Fire means, with respect to a Power Block, the physical completion of such Power Block, except for Substantial Completion Punch List items, including (a) setting of all Equipment on foundations, (b) connecting the Equipment to all other applicable Equipment with piping, wiring, controls, and safety systems, (c) ensuring that the Equipment and related operating systems have been individually cleaned, leak-checked, lubricated and point-to-point checked to verify that such Equipment and such related operating systems have been correctly installed so as to respond to simulated test signals equivalent to actual signals received during operation, (d) performing the following pre-commissioning activities with respect to the applicable Power Block or system or component thereof: cold alignment of all rotating equipment to manufacturer's tolerances, stroking of all control valves, phase rotation of electrical equipment, and continuity of other electrical circuits (including loop checks) and response of controls and control equipment, (e) testing, adjusting and sealing (as required) all mechanical safety devices, and satisfying all safety and fire protection requirements for the Power Block, and (e) ensuring that such Equipment and related operating systems are ready for first fire, start-up, initial operation, Commissioning, adjustment and testing, in all such cases as may be necessary to permit the Power Block to be fired, started up, operated, adjusted and tested safely and without damage to the Power Block, any other part of the Facility or any other property, and without injury to any Person.
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Ready For First Fire shall occur with respect to the Power Island Equipment when the following requirements have been satisfied:
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